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Posted: Dec 18, 2018
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Georgetown held an open house for the public in 2018 and a presentation to the Commissioners Court on Dec 11.  Many meetings happened with and amongst engineers, Commissioners (not as a group), Naturalists, Native Plant Society members, and the public to flush out all concerns and study of alternative routes.

Finally, on December 18, following a public hearing, all five members of the Commissioners Court voted to reject the request to construct a wastewater line thru Berry Springs Park and Preserve as the risk to that fragile environment was far too great.

Georgetown will probably be pursuing a route in the vicinity of Dry Berry Creek.

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Posted: Dec 14, 2018
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WilCo Events to Wind Down 2018!

In this edition of the WILCOunty Line, learn about the upcoming holiday schedule for Williamson County offices, information on attending the swearing in ceremonies of WilCo Officials, and our final events of the year!

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Posted: Dec 14, 2018
Categories: PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

The public is invited to attend the swearing in ceremonies for Williamson County elected officials on Tuesday, January 1, 2019, starting at 10:30 a.m. at the Williamson County Historic Courthouse, 710 S. Main Street, Georgetown, Texas in the District Courtroom. 

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Posted: Dec 12, 2018
Categories: Alerts, Parks, PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

Williamson County celebrated the addition of 51 new recreation vehicle parking sites at the county’s Expo Center today with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Water and electricity connections are provided at each site, with 23 of the sites also having wastewater connections. The new sites will be available to rent at a daily rate and can be used during events at the Expo Center. Please refer to the Williamson County Expo website for information on reservations. The Williamson County Expo Center is located at 5350 Bill Pickett Trail, in Taylor, Texas. 
 

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Posted: Dec 12, 2018
Categories: Alerts, Parks, PIO
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Author: Connie Odom

Williamson County celebrated the start of construction of River Ranch County Park, the county’s fifth county park, with a groundbreaking ceremony on December 10, 2018. River Ranch County Park Is located in western Williamson County between Liberty Hill and Leander. The park is comprised of more than 1,000 acres of meadowlands, woodlands, hills and escarpments providing hill country vista’s between Leander and Liberty Hill.  The South Fork of the San Gabriel River meanders through the northeastern portion of the park. 

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