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We appreciate your interest in our city, a city "Where Tradition and Progress Meet." We are proud of our heritage and excited about the tremendous growth our city has experienced in the last few years. Since the opening of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, employment has risen; our City, County, and School System have prospered; Toyota is definitely a "good neighbor."
Georgetown is fortunate to have the finest of Fire, Police and Public Works Departments. The employees are highly trained with benefit of the latest in technology and equipment.
Georgetown offers downtown shopping and shopping malls, restaurants, recreation, sports, beautiful surroundings, Georgetown College, Bengals Training Camp, Japanese Gardens, Pavilion, new Learning Center; the list goes on and on. Please visit Georgetown soon! |
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City of Georgetown Public Works Christmas Tree Pick Up Beginning Monday, January 9, 2012, thru Friday, January 20, 2012, the City of Georgetown Public Works Department will be picking up Christmas trees. All County Residents may bring their trees to Marshall Park starting Tuesday, January 3, 2012 thru Friday, January 13, 2012. The Christmas trees will be mulched and available for the public to pick up on Friday, January 27th from 8-2:30 and Saturday, January 28, 2012. You can pick up the mulch at the "Marshall Field Softball Park", from 7:00 a.m. until noon on that day. |
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The City Council meetings will now be available online once again. The November 14th meeting is currently available. You can access the videos by either using the “Quick Links” on the right side of the City’s website or by using the main menu on the left “City Council -> Council Videos”. |
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City Council Minutes are now available online. Go to E-Government -> City Council -> City Council Minutes |
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THINK B.O.L.D.
"BEYOND ORDINARY LOCAL DEVELOPMENT"
TOP TEN GOALS
1. JOB DEVELOPMENT
2. POLICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
3. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES
4. ONE-STEP SHOP FOR DEVELOPERS
5. PUBLIC SAFETY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
6. EMPLOYEE RETENTION INITIATIVES
7. CREDIT CARD PAYMENT OPTIONS
8. ROADS, SIDEWALKS, STORMWATER, TRAFFIC
9. VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT CAPITAL
10. EVALUATE WATER SUPPLY OPTIONS
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The Mayor gave his annual State of the City Address on Monday, March 14, 2011 at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. For those who were unable to attend the luncheon you may read the Mayor's speech below.  2011 State of the City Address
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