Georgetown · issues
Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Georgetown public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
FY2027 GTEC Budget and Administrative Services Contract
The board is set to elect its Vice Chair and Secretary, alongside reviewing its regular meeting schedule.
Solid Waste Disposal Rate Adjustments
The city is reviewing adjustments to solid waste and recycling rates for residents and businesses to cover operational costs and maintain service quality. These changes will impact monthly utility bills across different customer tiers.
FY 2026 Third Quarter Financial Review
The board reviewed budget revenues, sales tax collections, and capital improvement expenditures for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026.
Rivery Park TIRZ FY2027 Budget and Financial Report
The board reviewed the annual financial report and the proposed FY2027 budget, which outlines revenues, administrative expenses, and debt service for the zone. Managing these funds ensures that tax increments are properly allocated toward public improvements and debt obligations in the district.
North Georgetown TIRZ Infrastructure Reimbursement and Budget
The board scheduled consideration of an amended infrastructure reimbursement agreement and final project plan supporting industrial development near SH 195 and IH 35. These agreements involve tax increment financing to help offset major utility construction costs, such as sanitary sewer interceptors.
Electric Rate Ordinance Update
Georgetown is proposing a major modernization of its electric rate ordinance — clearer definitions, standardized rate classes, a new Power Pedestal rate for temporary event power, and updated large commercial rates. Changes aim at transparency and cost recovery, and could affect bills for large commercial customers.
May 2026 General and Special Elections
The City Council cancelled the May 2, 2026, general election for Mayor and District 2 after both candidates ran unopposed. Mayor Josh Schroeder and Council Member Doug Noble were automatically declared elected to another term.