What’s Next After Georgetown Voters Approved Plan to Sell Portions of Water Utility

What’s next after Georgetown voters approved plan to sell portions of water utility

Georgetown voters approved the city’s plan to sell off portions of its water utility during the May 2 election, a move city leaders say will help stabilize water rates and significantly reduce long‑term water and infrastructure costs.

Georgetown residents elect to sell portion of city's water utility

Over the weekend, Georgetown voters elected to sell a portion of the City's water utility. It's a move that is projected to save the city millions but means that a private company could be taking over as a supplier for some customers.