Here are four things you need to know:
Williams Drive Corridor Study Open House
Oct. 6
The City of Georgetown and the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization are holding an open house for citizens to learn about the future of the corridor between Austin Avenue and Jim Hogg Road. The public meeting will introduce the study and its goals, which may include transit options, bike lanes and public parking, according to the city.
4:30-7 p.m. Georgetown Health Foundation Community Rooms, 2423 Williams Drive, Ste. 101, Georgetown. 512-930-8171. www.georgetown.org
CPR and First Aid Classes
Oct. 15
Williamson County EMS is offering American Heart Association CPR and first aid classes to interested participants. The classes are open to everyone.
- HeartSaver first aid Class (adult), 8 a.m.-noon, $30
- HeartSaver CPR AED Class (adult/child/infant), 1-5 p.m., $35
Register online.
$45 (discounted fee available for both classes.) Williamson County EMS Clinical Practices Building, 321 W. Eighth Street, Georgetown. 512-943-3736. www.wilco.org
Georgetown City Vendor Fair
Oct. 20
The City of Georgetown Purchasing Department is hosting the fair for business owners to find out more about the city’s process of accepting bids, proposals and qualifications for doing business with the city.
Business owners in all different fields including graphic design, road construction, plumbing and landscaping are encouraged to attend.
RSVP by sending an email to [email protected]. The deadline to register is Oct. 10.
1-3 p.m. Georgetown Chamber of Commerce, 1 Chamber Way, Georgetown.
512-930-8454. www.georgetown.org
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital new entrance
A ribbon-cutting event for the new driveway entrance of the hospital along I-35 has been postponed from Friday due to continued construction.
The new driveway and signs along I-35 will provide more visible access to the hospital for emergency vehicles, patients and employees, according to the hospital.
There has been no update on a new ribbon-cutting date at this time.
