Georgetown City Council Meeting – April 27, 2026

The Georgetown City Council meeting on April 27, 2026, included extensive discussions on several procurement and budget-related topics. Key procurement actions included approval of multiple event applications and purchase orders for city infrastructure and services, such as HVAC replacement, security system upgrades, and maintenance at wastewater treatment plants. The council also reviewed a significant contract with Jacobs Engineering Group for advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) implementation, a $7.8 million project aimed at modernizing the city's water metering system to improve leak detection and customer service. The council approved the initial $674,695 task order for Jacobs to begin planning and procurement. Additionally, the council discussed budget amendments related to fire department equipment and facility renovations, and considered a $500,000 city budget allocation to support a $3 million state-funded infrastructure project at Legacy Commerce Park. The meeting also addressed investment proposals for city funds and updates on police recovery support programs. A resolution was passed to resend a letter of support for a historical marker focusing on Bluegrass Park Farm rather than an individual owner, reflecting community concerns about historical representation. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on capital improvement projects, vendor contracts, and budget allocations impacting city infrastructure and services.