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Georgetown · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Georgetown public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Staff reported on the facade grant fund, noting interest from a business for a new sign. This program aims to improve the aesthetic appeal of downtown buildings.
The board received updates on various ongoing arts and culture initiatives, including public art projects, programming, and facility studies. This ensures the community stays informed about the progress of cultural development in Georgetown.
The board reviewed a report on library activities, including youth and adult programs, and patron feedback. This helps ensure the library is meeting community needs through its services.
Georgetown is thinking about turning some street parking into mini-patios for local businesses. They're launching a test run to see if these 'parklets' are a hit and if they work for the city.
Georgetown is having a rough morning! City facilities are opening late today, at 1 p.m., due to icy roads. Make sure to adjust your plans!
The council approved the purchase of a mechanics truck to support fleet maintenance and citywide furniture for facilities, ensuring operational efficiency.
Big changes are coming to Georgetown in 2026 with major development projects set to begin. Get ready for some construction and potential traffic headaches as the city grows.
Georgetown is launching a new public transit pilot program with Uber! It's basically a rideshare service that functions like a bus, aiming to make getting around town easier and more flexible.
The city is preparing its legislative priorities for the 2027 Texas Legislative Session. This involves discussing interim charges from the legislature and developing potential bills that align with the city's goals.
A resident raised concerns about property damage caused by city contractors and the difficulty of seeking compensation. He suggested adding fee-shifting clauses to city contracts to protect residents.
Georgetown is stepping up its game to deal with homelessness, thanks to resident concerns. City leaders are putting new plans into action to address the issue.
Georgetown is planning to increase fees for new construction projects. On top of that, your monthly trash bill could be going up soon too. So, if you're thinking about building or just need your garbage picked up, expect to pay more.
Georgetown is looking to hike up impact fees before a new state law potentially caps them. This means developers might face higher costs for new projects, which could trickle down to you.
The board discussed an ordinance amendment that would expand their duties to include collection development and advising the City Council on library policies. This change aims to give the board a more active role in shaping the library's future.
Georgetown's downtown is getting a major parking upgrade! A new 315-space garage opens November 21st, making it way easier to hit up your favorite shops and eateries without circling the block.
Great news, Georgetown! That annoying boil water notice is finally lifted for several neighborhoods after a water main break. You can finally drink from your taps again without worry!
Georgetown is lowering its property tax rate, but your actual tax bill could still increase because home values are going up. So, even with a smaller percentage, you might end up paying more overall.
The board reviewed the city's plan for investing in parks over the next five years. This includes potential new projects and upgrades to existing facilities, which will shape the future of recreational spaces in Georgetown.
Tired of slow internet? Georgetown is finally getting a major upgrade! GFiber is bringing high-speed internet to the whole city starting in 2026, meaning faster downloads and smoother streaming for everyone.