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Georgetown Commits $105M+ to Infrastructure and Community Projects

Major upgrades include a downtown parking garage, customer service center, and public safety facilities

Author
Ashley LarkinEditor, Leander Scoop and Round Rock Scoop
Published
May 26, 20255:14 PM CDT
Section
NewsLocal reporting
Read
3 min read197 words
Location
Round Rock, TXWilliamson County
Georgetown Commits $105M+ to Infrastructure and Community Projects — featured image

Georgetown Commits $105M+ to Infrastructure and Community Projects — featured image

Ashley Larkin for WilCo Guide

May 26, 2025

Georgetown is undergoing a major transformation, with over $105 million allocated to improve public services, infrastructure, and community amenities across the city.

Downtown Development and Service Enhancements

One of the cornerstone projects is a new downtown parking garage, designed to ease congestion and support the area’s continued growth. Nearby, the Light & Water Works Plaza will become a community gathering space, enhancing the city’s walkability and charm.

Another major development is the new Customer Service Center, which will consolidate multiple city departments into one location. This move is expected to streamline operations and make it easier for residents to access municipal services.

Community and Safety Projects on the Horizon

Georgetown is also investing in quality-of-life and safety upgrades. Plans include a new YMCA facility, fire station improvements, and an airport facility update. These projects reflect a commitment to meeting the needs of a growing population while maintaining the city’s small-town feel.

Long-Term Vision for Growth

These initiatives demonstrate Georgetown’s proactive approach to growth, aiming to balance modernization with community values. As development continues, the city is prioritizing infrastructure, accessibility, and public services to support residents now and into the future.

Updated August 23, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.

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