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Georgetown officials are expecting to return to a two-day a week watering schedule June 9.
Georgetown

Georgetown to resume two-day watering schedule June 9

By Anna Maness

The new schedule would go into effect the week after the South Lake Water Treatment Plant is scheduled to bring more treated water online.

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