Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Georgetown public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in development with high priority
Exterior Renovation and Additions at 205 E. University Ave. (Texas Municipal Center)
The commission is reviewing plans to overhaul the exterior of the 1961 mid-century modern office building at 205 E. University Ave. and add two new wings. The project aims to modernize the building's envelope and integrate new materials while respecting its unique architectural history within the downtown historic district.
Woodside MUD Amendment and Sun City Expansion
Council approved expanding Sun City by 143 homes through a Woodside MUD amendment, sparking debate over whether the community's infrastructure can handle more residents.
Williams Drive Enhancement Project
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.
Contractor Oversight and Resident Protection
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.
Customer Billing Concerns
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.
Housing Affordability
Georgetown is trying to tackle the housing affordability crisis by reviewing its zoning laws. They're considering changes to building regulations and neighborhood rules to make housing more accessible.
New Housing Development
Heads up, Georgetown! A huge new neighborhood is coming to the north side, packing in 425 homes and some shops. Get ready for some major changes!