Georgetown officials outlined a $332 million capital improvement plan for its electric utilities infrastructure at an April 14 City Council workshop, including constructing an Electric Utility Operations Center in the coming years.
About the plan
The operations center building alone accounts for 16% of the utility's five-year CIP, according to city documents. The project includes identifying a site and purchasing land in fiscal year 2026-27, and constructing the facility in FY 2027-28.
The estimated cost for about 15 acres of land is $7.84 million, and it will cost the city approximately $52.5 million to design and construct the facility.
