Parks and Recreation

City of Georgetown issues $38 million for fire station, services

Georgetown City Council approved a notice of intent to issue Certificates of Obligation totaling $38,285,000 for 2026. Certificates of Obligation, according to the Texas Comptroller’s office, provide local governments with flexibility in financing projects without voter approval.

City of Georgetown plans for parks updates

Several parks across the City of Georgetown will undergo development, updates and renovations throughout 2026. A lot of the parks being built are neighborhood parks in southeast Georgetown.

No new trail for Berry Creek

A new trail that would have spanned from the future Westside Park south of Berry Creek Highlands to the county’s Berry Creek Park was nixed by Georgetown City Council during a November 12 workshop after council heard resident feedback against a trail running through their neighborhood.
Georgetown is considering two options for trail segments leading from Berry Springs Park and Preserve to the future Westside Park. Proposal 1 shows the trail going around the neighborhood. The first phase of building would include the blue and green sections of the trail. Proposal 2 shows the trail running along the creek and through the Berry Creek neighborhood.

Georgetown is considering two options for trail segments leading from Berry Springs Park and Preserve to the future Westside Park. Proposal 1 shows the trail going around the neighborhood. The first phase of building would include the blue and green sections of the trail. Proposal 2 shows the trail running along the creek and through the Berry Creek neighborhood.

Berry Creek area to get new shared-use trail

A new path from the future Westside Park to Berry Springs Park will help connect regional trail systems in the coming years.
City Manager David Morgan, center, with Parks and Recreation Director Kimberly Garrett, right, and staff members from consulting firm Halff and construction company STR break ground at Garey Park on March 6. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)

City Manager David Morgan, center, with Parks and Recreation Director Kimberly Garrett, right, and staff members from consulting firm Halff and construction company STR break ground at Garey Park on March 6. (Photo by Kaitlyn Wilkes)

Garey Park improvements march forward

Group camping cabins and a new amphitheater headline the second phase of improvements at Georgetown’s Garey Park.Georgetown and construction company STR broke ground on work Thursday, March 6.
The first Blue Hole Park renovation concept moves the walking path around the cemetery and turns concrete areas into terraced lawns for residents to lay out or have picnics. (Courtesy Halff Associates)

The first Blue Hole Park renovation concept moves the walking path around the cemetery and turns concrete areas into terraced lawns for residents to lay out or have picnics. (Courtesy Halff Associates)

Council sees first iterations of Blue Hole Park plan

Blue Hole Park will see updates to its facilities, features and general layout in the near future.
Option 1: In this plan, the soccer fields would be terraced to accommodate the flood zone they’re in because of their location near the San Gabriel River.

Option 1: In this plan, the soccer fields would be terraced to accommodate the flood zone they’re in because of their location near the San Gabriel River.

San Gabriel Park update to change athletic fields, parking

The fourth phase of projects at San Gabriel Park will address the park’s soccer and baseball fields.

Sign up for spring, summer camps

Georgetown’s Parks and Recreation Department is hosting spring break or summer programs, and registration opens at 8 a.m. Monday, February 3, for residents and nonresidents. Summer camp registration will not open until March. Register online at https://georgetowntexas.gov/parks/programs/camps.