Department Overview

The Water Services Utility provides water, wastewater, and reuse irrigation service to its customers in and around the Georgetown area. The utility is a stand-alone enterprise that derives its revenue solely from its service rates and tap fees, without any support from city taxes.

As the sole owner of the utility, the City receives dividends in the form of a franchise fee. These utility dividends provide income to the City’s general fund that would otherwise have to be replaced by additional tax revenue.

The efficient operation of the Water Services Utility helps keep Georgetown property taxes low.

San Gabriel Regional Wastewater Master Plan Phase II Report

The San Gabriel Regional Wastewater Master Plan has been developed to identify future population and associated wastewater flows, determine infrastructure needs to meet growth, understand financial implications, and determine alternatives and phasing.

Related Documents
San Gabriel Regional Wastewater Master Plan Phase II Report

Cimarron Hills WWTP permit – the City is seeking an amendment to its Cimarron Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant permit to allow an increase in treatment capacity from 200,000 gallons per day to 460,000 gallons per day.