Georgetown medians, roadway signs get a facelift

As roads around Georgetown expand, are fixed or are created, the Georgetown Transportation Department will implement a new standard design for medians and illuminated roadway signage.

Justice of the Peace 3 honored by Texas Judicial Council

Evelyn McLean, Williamson County justice of the peace for Precinct 3, and her office were honored by The Texas Judicial Council for their ongoing commitment to excellence in judicial administration.

Williamson County EMS educates residents about opioids

Williamson County Emergency Medical Services is offering its first free class to the public about the dangers of opioids at EMS Headquarters, 3189 Southeast Inner Loop in Georgetown at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 6.

6-year-old dies of injuries 3 months after assault

Jeremy Tang Diaz, a 6-year-old Georgetown resident who was beaten inside his Teravista home with a baseball bat on September 11, died on Tuesday, November 14, as a result of his injuries.  The alleged attacker was Daniel Steven Logan, one of Jeremy’s neighbors. He was arrested on September 11.

Riverbank cleanup coming to Rivery Park

The City of Georgetown will host a riverbank cleanup event in Rivery Park on December 9.  Volunteers can check in for the event beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the city table near the playground, which is located in the middle of the park.  A safety briefing will happen at 8:55 a.m.

Georgetown solid waste disposal rates, charges go up 4.5 percent

Georgetown City Council approved a change to rates and charges for solid waste disposal services through its October 24 consent agenda.

Voters shoot down ESD 8 sales and use tax

The unofficial voting results for Williamson County show that the proposal for Emergency Service District 8 to implement a new sales and use tax has failed.  In a close vote, 53.

Georgetown voters approve $135 million in bonds

Results that came in on the night of Election Day, November 7, show Georgetown voters in support of all four proposed city bonds, totaling $135 million.  The final unofficial results show 51.05 percent of voters supported Proposition A. Proposition B saw 58.97 percent of voters in favor and 67.