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Georgetown officials celebrated the completion of a project to expand DB Wood Road from Hwy. 29 to Oak Ridge Road at a July 22 ribbon cutting.
About the project
The city began construction on the 1.4-mile section of DB Wood in the fall of 2023, expanding the road to four lanes with a median and shared-use path.
The $27.6 million project was funded through Georgetown’s 2015 transportation bond, and is the last project to be completed as part of the bond.
"The No. 1 thing that our community wants us to be working on ... is to improve traffic flow in Georgetown," City Manager David Morgan said at the ribbon cutting. "This will be a key advancement of that."
What’s next
Georgetown will continue to work on Phase 2 of the project, which will expand DB Wood from Oak Ridge Road to north of Williams Drive. Construction is anticipated to start in September, and will cost about $35 million, according to city documents.
