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Carriage Oaks Water Tank Rehabilitation

Georgetown

Summary

Routine maintenance and rehabilitation of the Carriage Oaks Elevated Storage Tank will protect water storage infrastructure and maintain reliable water service pressure. The project includes interior and exterior coating replacements and mechanical upgrades.

At a glance

Total mentions
12
Last 30 days
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Last discussed Aug 13, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The contract amount is $995,270.00, funded through the FY 26 budget.

✅Who benefits

Local residents and businesses dependent on the Carriage Oaks water storage tank for reliable service and pressure.

⚠️Who could be affected

Property owners whose land may be subject to eminent domain.

Mentions & discussions (26)

MeetingAug 13, 2026

Water Utility Advisory Board - Aug 13, 2026

Routine maintenance and rehabilitation of the Carriage Oaks Elevated Storage Tank will protect water storage infrastructure and maintain reliable water service pressure. The project includes interior and exterior coating replacements and mechanical upgrades.

kvue.comAug 4, 2026

New water plant to double Georgetown's water treatment capacity

New water plant to double Georgetown's water treatment capacity kvue.com

KEYEAug 4, 2026

Georgetown opens $272 million water treatment plant, doubling system capacity

Georgetown opens $272 million water treatment plant, doubling system capacity KEYE

KXAN AustinMay 31, 2026

Georgetown poised to expand water supply as city plans for long-term growth

Georgetown poised to expand water supply as city plans for long-term growth KXAN Austin

MeetingMay 14, 2026discussed

Water Utility Advisory Board - May 14, 2026

The board discussed the COG Water Reuse Assessment Report, which could lead to the adoption of new water conservation and management practices.

Williamson County SunMay 14, 2026

City of Georgetown pursues 30-year water agreement to meet future demand

City of Georgetown pursues 30-year water agreement to meet future demand Williamson County Sun

KEYEMay 13, 2026

Georgetown takes a critical step to securing a long-term water supply

Georgetown takes a critical step to securing a long-term water supply KEYE

MeetingMay 12, 2026approved

City Council - May 12, 2026

The city is securing major funding and supply agreements to ensure enough water for future growth, including a $274 million loan application and a new groundwater contract.

MeetingApr 14, 2026approved

City Council - Apr 14, 2026

The council initiated annexation proceedings for city-owned properties intended for water reclamation facilities.

MeetingApr 9, 2026discussed

Water Utility Advisory Board - Apr 9, 2026

The scheduled meeting of the Water Utility Advisory Board for April 9, 2026, has been canceled. Residents will need to look for future meeting announcements.

MeetingMar 12, 2026

State Of The City - Mar 12, 2026

The city is addressing long-term water needs through infrastructure upgrades and a proposed sale of a portion of its water service territory, which requires voter approval. Conservation remains a key strategy.

MeetingMar 10, 2026approved

City Council - Mar 10, 2026

The council is considering changes to how fixed costs are recovered for the water utility. This could impact how water bills are calculated and potentially affect rates for residents.

MeetingMar 10, 2026

Workshop - Mar 10, 2026

The city is facing rising costs for its water utility, primarily due to infrastructure debt and water supply contracts. Adjustments to financial policies may be needed to ensure the utility remains financially sound while keeping rates affordable for customers.

MeetingMar 5, 2026

Water Utility Advisory Board - Mar 5, 2026

The board was presented with the proposed plan for water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades for the upcoming fiscal year, including meter replacements and system enhancements.

KUTFeb 13, 2026

Facing growing demand, Georgetown wants to stop managing water for neighboring areas

Facing growing demand, Georgetown wants to stop managing water for neighboring areas KUT

MeetingFeb 12, 2026discussed

Water Utility Advisory Board - Feb 12, 2026

The board reviewed potential changes to how the city recovers fixed costs for its water utility. This policy directly affects how water services are funded and could influence future rates.

Community Impact | NewsJun 4, 2025

Georgetown to resume two-day watering schedule June 9

Georgetown to resume two-day watering schedule June 9 Community Impact | News

Smart Water MagazineMar 7, 2025

Georgetown implements $291M plan to secure water supply amid growing demand in Texas

Georgetown implements $291M plan to secure water supply amid growing demand in Texas Smart Water Magazine

MySAMar 5, 2025

Fastest-growing TX city enacts $291M plan to save water supply

Fastest-growing TX city enacts $291M plan to save water supply MySA

FOX 7 AustinJan 30, 2025

Georgetown woman received over $2K water bill

Georgetown woman received over $2K water bill FOX 7 Austin

KVUEJun 13, 2024

New construction in Georgetown may have to landscape differently as city attempts to conserve water

New construction in Georgetown may have to landscape differently as city attempts to conserve water KVUE

KVUEFeb 25, 2024

Georgetown may not have enough water in 6 years. Here are the steps the city is taking to change that

Georgetown may not have enough water in 6 years. Here are the steps the city is taking to change that KVUE

KUTFeb 23, 2024

Just six years from now, Georgetown may not have enough water for everyone

Just six years from now, Georgetown may not have enough water for everyone KUT

FOX 7 AustinJul 14, 2023

City of Georgetown extends Stage 3 of drought contingency plan for some residents

City of Georgetown extends Stage 3 of drought contingency plan for some residents FOX 7 Austin

KXAN AustinJul 14, 2023

City of Georgetown: Outdoor watering prohibited through July 17

City of Georgetown: Outdoor watering prohibited through July 17 KXAN Austin

KXAN AustinAug 21, 2022

Some Georgetown homeowners describe ‘outrageous’ water bills; city blames supply chain issues

Some Georgetown homeowners describe ‘outrageous’ water bills; city blames supply chain issues KXAN Austin

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