City closes library, parks and recreation, and Visitors Center facilities in response to COVID-19
Update: For the latest information on the City’s response to Coronavirus, go to the City of Georgetown Coronavirus (COVID-19) site. Changes in services made in response to Williamson County mass gathering limitations The City will close the Georgetown Public Library, most Parks and Recreation facilities, and the Visitors Center effective at 6 p.m. March 16 … Continue reading “City closes library, parks and recreation, and Visitors Center facilities in response to COVID-19”
City issues local disaster declaration
Update: For the latest information on the City’s response to Coronavirus, go to the City of Georgetown Coronavirus (COVID-19) site. Georgetown Mayor Dale Ross has declared a local state of disaster for the City of Georgetown in order to limit the development and spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the city. This follows disaster declarations by … Continue reading “City issues local disaster declaration”
City programs, activities, events canceled through March 31 due to Coronavirus concerns
Update: For the latest information on the City’s response to Coronavirus, go to the City of Georgetown Coronavirus (COVID-19) site. The City of Georgetown is canceling all City programs, activities, and events scheduled March 14 through March 31, following guidelines from the Williamson County and Cities Health District. These cancelations are because of concerns about … Continue reading “City programs, activities, events canceled through March 31 due to Coronavirus concerns”
City hosts riverbank cleanup event March 14 (canceled)
[UPDATE: Due to rain in the forecast for tomorrow, the river cleanup in Blue Hole has been canceled. The City plans to host another river cleanup event Saturday, May 9, in Blue Hole. Individuals interested in volunteering can email tiffany.spicer@georgetown.org to sign up.] The City of Georgetown is hosting a riverbank cleanup event in Blue … Continue reading “City hosts riverbank cleanup event March 14 (canceled)”
City Council adopts updated 2030 Comprehensive Plan
City Council unanimously voted to adopt the 2030 Comprehensive Plan during its regular meeting March 10. The 2030 plan update is a guide for future development and includes an update to the City’s Future Land Use Map, guidance for the City’s gateways and primary corridors, and housing diversity and affordability. The update also includes an … Continue reading “City Council adopts updated 2030 Comprehensive Plan”
Breakfast Bites: Building Community Through Arts and Culture (canceled)
Update March 14, 2020: This event has been canceled due to concerns about coronavirus in the region. The event will be rescheduled at a later date. The Breakfast Bites meeting on March 25 will feature Amanda Still, City of Georgetown Arts and Culture coordinator, and Jane Estes, the City’s Arts and Culture Board chair, presenting … Continue reading “Breakfast Bites: Building Community Through Arts and Culture (canceled)”
Vendor payments delayed
Vendor payments will be on hold from March 21 through April 8 as we transition to a new financial software system. During this transition period, we will be accepting invoices for payment processing, but will not be able to issue checks. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have questions, please contact … Continue reading “Vendor payments delayed”
Rescue at the Ranch on March 17 (canceled)
Update: March 14, 2020: This event has been canceled due to Coronavirus concerns in the region. Come meet dogs up for adoption from the Georgetown Animal Shelter and check out the Garey Park Dog Ranch at the same time during the Rescue at the Ranch event 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. March 17. Tuesday is the … Continue reading “Rescue at the Ranch on March 17 (canceled)”
Spring Break at Georgetown Public Library (canceled)
Update, March 15: These events have been canceled due to concerns about Coronavirus in the region. Come to the Georgetown Public Library, and say hello to spring during Spring Break, March 16-20. The library will host a series of events, including Touch a Truck, Lego fun, and more. All events are free; however, tickets are … Continue reading “Spring Break at Georgetown Public Library (canceled)”
City hosts Austin Avenue Bridges Project open house (postponed)
Update, March 15: This open house has been postponed due to concerns about Coronavirus in the region. The City of Georgetown will host a final open house to present proposed improvements to Austin Avenue from Second to Morrow streets from 4-7 p.m. March 26 at Georgetown City Hall. This open house will give the public … Continue reading “City hosts Austin Avenue Bridges Project open house (postponed)”
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