City of Georgetown

Public Notice — December 21, 2022

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATION AND INTENT TO OBTAIN WATER QUALITY PERMIT PROPOSED PERMIT NO. WQ0016254001 APPLICATION. Clayton Properties Group, Inc. and Bill D.
Kalena Powell, library assistant, reads to children, including Allie Williams, during storytime in 2015. (Sun Archive)

Kalena Powell, library assistant, reads to children, including Allie Williams, during storytime in 2015. (Sun Archive)

Georgetown Library shelves old strategic plan, checks out new one for 2023-2026

The Georgetown Public Library is just a step away from adopting its strategic plan for 2023-2026. Library Services Director Sally Miculek gave a presentation on the process during a council workshop Tuesday, December 13.

Public Notice — December 14, 2022

Application has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Wine Only Package Store Permit by HEB Beverage Company, LLC dba HEB Food Store #781 (Store), 1010 W. University Ave., Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas. Charles C. Butt CEO/Pres., Megan S.
Tim Glover’s “Whirlwind” was awarded First Place. (Photos courtesy Georgetown Arts and Culture Board)

Tim Glover’s “Whirlwind” was awarded First Place. (Photos courtesy Georgetown Arts and Culture Board)

Annual Georgetown sculpture tour winners announced

The Georgetown Arts and Culture Board awarded Tim Glover the first prize award in the 2022-2023 Sculpture Tour for his piece “Whirlwind.” His sculpture features a bird and a horn toad perched atop a twister.
Georgetown's The Wesleyan named Bethany Sisneroz its new president and chief executive officer last week.

Georgetown's The Wesleyan named Bethany Sisneroz its new president and chief executive officer last week.

The Wesleyan names new chief executive officer

The Wesleyan — a faith-based nonprofit senior living and healthcare provider serving Georgetown and its surrounding areas — has selected Bethany Sisneroz as its new president and chief executive officer. The organization’s board announced the staffing update last week.  Ms.
Twin sisters Brianna (right) and Jacqui Spencer get to know Dusty, a 2-year-old dog that was up for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter on February 10, 2013. (Sun Archive)

Twin sisters Brianna (right) and Jacqui Spencer get to know Dusty, a 2-year-old dog that was up for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter on February 10, 2013. (Sun Archive)

More animal shelter space needed in Georgetown

Recognizing the Georgetown Animal Shelter’s limited capacity amid an influx of animals in need, city leaders are evaluating possible partnerships and avenues for a new facility. Members of city council and staff discussed the issue during a November 22 workshop.
A site plan for an incoming outdoor food vendor location being developed at 601 South Austin Avenue. Georgetown City Council approved a special use permit for the project during a November 22 council meeting.

A site plan for an incoming outdoor food vendor location being developed at 601 South Austin Avenue. Georgetown City Council approved a special use permit for the project during a November 22 council meeting.

Four development projects in Georgetown move ahead

Georgetown City Council approved rezoning requests and special use permits for several incoming developments during its November 22 meeting. Projects include an outdoor food vendor venue along Austin Avenue, a single-family subdivision and a townhome development.