City facility closures for Presidents’ Day on Feb. 19
City of Georgetown offices and facilities will be closed Monday, Feb. 19, for Presidents’ Day. There will be normal solid waste and recycling collection. City offices closed Feb. 19 The City offices and facilities closed Feb. 19 for Presidents’ Day include the following: Animal Shelter, 110 Walden Drive Art Center, 816 S. Main St. City … Continue reading “City facility closures for Presidents’ Day on Feb. 19”
Candidate filing period starts for Districts 1 and 5
The first day to file for a place on the May 4 ballot for candidates who wish to run for the District 1 or 5 seats on the Georgetown City Council, is Wednesday, Jan. 17. The filing deadline is Friday, Feb. 16. Completed applications for candidacy should be submitted at City Hall, 808 Martin Luther … Continue reading “Candidate filing period starts for Districts 1 and 5”
Updated: Extreme cold forecasted for Georgetown Jan. 14-17
[Updated: 7 p.m. Jan. 14 ] Temperatures are forecasted to dip below freezing for an extended amount of time early next week in Georgetown, according to the National Weather Service. Beginning Sunday, Jan. 14, through Wednesday, Jan. 17, low temperatures are expected to be below freezing overnight with windchills near zero degrees. There is a … Continue reading “Updated: Extreme cold forecasted for Georgetown Jan. 14-17”
Updated: MLK Day Events in Georgetown
A variety of events will be held in Georgetown Jan. 14-19 to honor the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Several City offices and facilities will be closed Jan. 15 in recognition of the holiday. For more information about City closures, visit this page. MLK Day March and Program–POSTPONED Update, Jan. 13: … Continue reading “Updated: MLK Day Events in Georgetown”
Art Center programming to expand starting in January
Beginning in January 2024, the City’s arts and culture program is taking a more active role in the management of the Georgetown Art Center facility while continuing to partner with the nonprofit Georgetown Art Works and Cordovan Art School and expanding programming at the Art Center. The new programming at the Georgetown Art Center will … Continue reading “Art Center programming to expand starting in January”
City to host household hazardous waste event Jan. 20
The City will host a free household hazardous waste collection event from 9 a.m.-noon Jan. 20, 2024, at the Georgetown Municipal Complex, 300-1 Industrial Ave. The event will be available for up to 400 eligible Georgetown solid waste customers who have solid waste service through Texas Disposal Systems. Customers must contact Customer Care at 512-930-3640 … Continue reading “City to host household hazardous waste event Jan. 20”
New pet for Christmas? Here’s what you need to know
Did Santa bring you a new puppy or kitten for Christmas? Here are some important things to remember when caring for your new pet. Welcome your pet with love and patience: Give your friend time to acclimate to the new environment, including new smells, sights, and sounds. Introduce them to new experiences slowly and be … Continue reading “New pet for Christmas? Here’s what you need to know”
MLK Day closings Jan. 15
City of Georgetown offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 15, in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. There will be normal solid waste and recycling collection on Jan. 15. City offices and facilities closed Jan. 15 for MLK Day include the following: Animal Shelter, 110 Walden Drive Art Center, 816 S. Main … Continue reading “MLK Day closings Jan. 15”
Open House for Wolf Ranch Parkway and Memorial Drive projects on Jan. 16
The City of Georgetown will host a public open house to provide information and answer questions about the Wolf Ranch Parkway and Memorial Drive projects. Members of the public are invited to drop by the Wolf Ranch River Camp Amenity Center, 101 River Overlook Road, between 6 and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16., to learn … Continue reading “Open House for Wolf Ranch Parkway and Memorial Drive projects on Jan. 16”
Future Mobility Plan and Future Land Use Plan updates adopted by City Council
Council adopted the Future Mobility Plan and Future Land Use Plan at its regular meeting on Dec. 12. Both were updated from earlier plans. Since 2015, the city has experienced tremendous growth, including being ranked as the fastest-growing city over 50,000 population by the U.S. Census Bureau in 2022 and 2023. This growth has led … Continue reading “Future Mobility Plan and Future Land Use Plan updates adopted by City Council”
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