For anyone who would like to help those affected by the flooding in Williamson County by making a donation here is the link to the Central Texas Community Foundation who has set up a relief fund: 🔗 ctxcf.networkforgood.com/projects/25493… Please continue to keep everyone impacted in your

Please consider donating to the Central Texas Community Foundation. This organization will be working with our county to provide direct financial relief to those impacted by the July 5 floods in WilCo. #txlege #TexasFloods ctxcf.networkforgood.com/projects/25493…

For those asking how and where to donate, this is your best outlet at this time. We will update you with any additional supplies or labor needed.

The Central Texas Community Foundation has established a relief fund to provide direct financial assistance to those impacted by the July 5 flooding in Williamson County. Please consider donating and keep everyone affected in your prayers. ctxcf.networkforgood.com/projects/25493…

Georgetown Mayor Josh Schroeder Josh Schroeder joined us on KVUE News Daybreak this morning to share the latest on flooding recovery in City of Georgetown

⚠️Boil water notice lifted for most #GeorgetownTX water customers. List of 12 customers still in boil water notice and more details 👉 georgetowntexas.gov/news_detail_T2… ℹ️ Some customers might continue to experience low pressure.

We have lifted the boil water notice for everyone except for a few businesses. Thank you to everyone for your patience. We are still assessing the structural integrity of the Austin Avenue bridges before we can reopen them. We will update everyone as soon as possible.

Our boil water notice was lifted after an amazing effort by our water utility team. Our utility crews are absolutely amazing in a crisis. They keep the power on and the water and wastewater flowing. Next time you see one of them, please let them know how much we appreciate them.

Good news. Austin Avenue bridges reopening!

Public libraries are in decline not because of the internet or because people are reading less, but because they have become de facto homeless shelters, writes Zac Bissonnette. thefp.com/p/the-death-of…

Georgetown Football giving back to the community today at Shady River RV Resort. If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity, they need all the help they can get. #EFND

Recap of July 8, 2025 Council Meeting 1Budget - The City Manager presented the initial draft of the budget, and we spent the entire afternoon going over it in detail. We continue to invest heavily in capital projects to meet the demands of growth, with over $700M in projects in

💧🚙📄Public hearing and first readings for: Water, wastewater, and transportation impact fees & more at Tuesday’s #GeorgetownTX council meeting ⏰July 22 📍Council chambers 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️Public comment: In-person at Council chambers 👉 georgetowntexas.gov/agendas

Recap of July 22, 2025 Council Meeting Update on Flood - Our emergency services coordinator gave us an update on the July floods and resulting damage. The San Gabriel River crested at 37.36 feet at 11:25 a.m. on July 5, 2025. Our water, wastewater, and electric utilities were

Huge thanks to the over 100 volunteers who showed up today to help clean up San Gabriel Park and to our amazing Park and Rec director and staff who organized the event and work so hard to keep our city parks beautiful. kvue.com/article/news/l…

Elon Musk announced late Sunday that Samsung will manufacture the car maker’s next-generation AI chip at its upcoming Texas semiconductor plant as part of a deal worth $16.5 billion, in a significant boost for Samsung’s struggling chipmaking arm. forbes.com/sites/siladity…

📊Proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget and tax rate and 💧🚙second reading of water, wastewater, and transportation impact fees & more at Tuesday’s #GeorgetownTX council meeting ⏰Aug. 12 📍Council chambers 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️Public comment: In-person at Council chambers 👉 georgetowntexas.gov/agendas

Recap of August 12, 2025 Council Meeting   Fiscal Year 2026 Budget: •The City Manager presented the final draft of the budget. We are continuing to make major investments in public safety, infrastructure, and our downtown core, all while exhibiting fiscal restraint and

This is a great cause that helps a great organization that fills a very specific need in our community. Show them some Georgetown support!