Georgetown is the fastest-growing city in the US and officials are taking note.
To help combat increasing congestion on the Austin suburb’s roadways, the City of Georgetown approved a Future Mobility Plan last week. The 73-page document identifies parts of the city where changes, like realignments and additions, could improve traffic and safety.
The plan proposes adjustments to several roads, including:
- FM 971
- State Hwy. 29
- Westinghouse Road
Collectively, the mobility plan outlines a potential ~$420 million in roadway improvement projects.
This isn’t the only way Georgetown is looking forward — it’s just one piece of the city’s 2030 Comprehensive Plan, which also includes long-term goals related to land use, historic preservation, housing, and green space. Explore the full plan online.
The City of Georgetown recenrly approved a plan recommending expansions on several of its major roadways.
Graphic via the Georgetown Future Mobility Plan.
