District 5 town hall March 28
District 5 City Council Member Kevin Pitts will host a town hall meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 28, in the Heritage Oaks Community Center, 4611 Verde Vista. Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder and City Manager David Morgan will join the meeting to discuss the Downtown Master Plan, water planning, and more. After the presentations, attendees … Continue reading “District 5 town hall March 28”
City facility closures March 29, 31
City of Georgetown offices and facilities will be closed Friday, March 29, for Good Friday. Most facilities with Sunday hours will also be closed Sunday, March 31, for Easter. There will be normal solid waste and recycling collection. City offices closed March 29 The City offices and facilities closed March 29 for Good Friday include … Continue reading “City facility closures March 29, 31”
Spring Art Stroll and April arts news
The City of Georgetown is hosting arts events in April for our visitors and resident art lovers. Spring Art Stroll 2024 Mark your calendars for the Georgetown Spring Art Stroll in downtown from 4-8 p.m. April 18. The Art Stroll is an opportunity for patrons to engage in interactive arts experiences including artist demonstrations, performances, … Continue reading “Spring Art Stroll and April arts news”
Easton Corbin to headline 25th anniversary Red Poppy Festival
This year the City of Georgetown celebrates the Red Poppy Festival with Saturday night headliner Easton Corbin. The country singer known for his blend of traditional and modern country music has been gracing stages for more than 10 years. Corbin’s singles include “All Over the Road,” “A Little More Country Than That,” “Roll with It,” … Continue reading “Easton Corbin to headline 25th anniversary Red Poppy Festival”
Georgetown is not in danger of running out of water by 2030
In 2022, the City began updating its long-term water and wastewater planning to address faster-than-anticipated growth, modify long-term needs, and recommend steps for securing the additional water sources necessary to meet those needs in the coming years and decades. Finalized and released publicly in May 2023, the Integrated Water Resource Plan concluded the total baseline … Continue reading “Georgetown is not in danger of running out of water by 2030”
Georgetown Water Utility to upgrade water metering system
Georgetown Water Utility has started a project to upgrade its water metering system, including access to live usage data and the installation of 23,500 smart meters across the water utility service area by September 2025. A brief interruption of water service could occur during the installation of the new meters. Throughout the project, customers can … Continue reading “Georgetown Water Utility to upgrade water metering system”
City of Georgetown presents fifth State of the City event
The City of Georgetown’s fifth annual State of the City event starts at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at City Hall, 808 Martin Luther King Jr. St. Starting at 6:15 p.m. in council chambers, 510 W. Ninth St., Mayor Josh Schroeder and City Manager David Morgan will give a presentation highlighting significant events and major … Continue reading “City of Georgetown presents fifth State of the City event”
Incumbents in City Council Districts 1 and 5 file for reelection
City Council incumbents for Districts 1 and 5, Amanda Parr and Kevin Pitts, respectively, have filed for reelection. As of the filing deadline at 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, both are unopposed. When candidates for City Council seats are unopposed, the council will cancel the election, according to state law. The last day to register … Continue reading “Incumbents in City Council Districts 1 and 5 file for reelection”
Sidewalk Master Plan adopted by City Council
At its regular meeting Feb. 13, City Council adopted the Sidewalk Master Plan, which creates a blueprint for the future pedestrian network and prioritizes maintenance of existing pedestrian facilities. The plan is an update of the 2014 Sidewalk Master Plan. More than 60 percent of the Priority 1 projects identified in the 2014 plan have … Continue reading “Sidewalk Master Plan adopted by City Council”
2023 resident survey results
The results are in from the most recent resident survey, which is done every few years by the City of Georgetown to guide planning, budgeting, projects, and services. The Texas State University Center for Public Policy, Research, and Training conducted the survey in fall 2023. The anonymous survey is intended to measure the perceptions of … Continue reading “2023 resident survey results”
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