Josh Schroeder
About
Mayor Josh Schroeder's platform centers on managing Georgetown's growth while preserving its 'small-town charm.' He has also outlined a road map for his upcoming term, indicating a focus on strategic planning and continued development.
Campaign promises (2)
- developmentMaintain 'small-town charm' amid growth and construction.
- transparencyUnveiled a road map for his third term.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 35
- Total speaking time
- 3:18:59
- Avg per meeting
- 5:41
- Segments
- 3775
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Top issues during term (20)
Facade Grant Fund
Grant funding amount will be determined upon board review and approval.
Williams Drive Enhancement Project
The FY2027 budget includes over $2 million for the Art Walk project and other infrastructure maintenance.
Cybersecurity and Competitive Power Matters
Ensures the protection of critical municipal assets against potentially costly cyber incidents.
9th and Main Street Parking Garage Retail Space
Shifts retail finish-out and tenant leasing responsibilities to a private partner, minimizing direct municipal investment.
economic development
Your future tax bill and local job market are directly tied to the business strategies the city decides to back.
Transportation Infrastructure Progress
Involves ongoing city financial commitments, including $9.5M for SH 29 West construction.
Future Energy Planning
Average residential bills are expected to increase by $13.37 per month.
FY 2026 Third Quarter Financial Review
Reflects overall municipal budget performance of over $120M in general fund revenues and substantial CIP expenditures across utility funds.
Arts and Culture Program Updates
Involves routine installation and stipend administration costs for public art displays.
Historic Window Replacement vs. Restoration
The applicant has paid the required application fees.
Zoning Board Member Training and Procedures
None.
Firefighter Labor Negotiations
The outcome of these negotiations will likely influence future city budget allocations for public safety.
Carriage Oaks Water Tank Rehabilitation
The project is estimated to cost $995,270.
$50 Million Utility Revenue Bond Sale for Water Initiative
Authorizes $29 million in low-interest bond financing for water system enhancements.
Parks Capital Improvement Program
Funding is allocated through approved city capital improvement program budgets.
Housing Advisory Board Annual Orientation and Program Review
None for this training session, though future meetings will involve CDBG and general fund allocations.
Blue Hole Park Renovations and Operations
Aligned with an FY 2027 budget of $7.9 million and an estimated construction cost of $7 million.
Historic Commission Meeting Cancellation
Southwestern University will incur costs for demolition, archival records, and salvage, but may benefit from future development or improved facility management.
Employee Compensation and Overtime
Overtime costs are expected to increase by approximately 5% for the electric utility.
Commission Training and Education
None.
Decisions during term (276)
Recorded while Schroeder was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.