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Commissioners will consider approving a tax abatement agreement with Labatt Food Services at its Sept. 9 meeting. (Anna Maness/Community Impact)

Food service distributor may receive WilCo tax incentives for warehouse in Jarrell

By Gracie Warhurst

Labatt Food Services is in negotiations with Williamson County to enter a tax abatement agreement for a development near I-35 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard.

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Officials turned dirt for the Hwy. 195 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard project during an Aug. 4 groundbreaking ceremony just north of Georgetown.
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Dave Porter is the executive director of the Williamson County Economic Development Partnership. On July 22, he presented Williamson County Commissioners with an update on where the partnership is headed.
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Georgetown city officials are accepting volunteers to help clean up San Gabriel Park after the area was damaged by the July 5 flooding.
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Branches gathered at and wrapped around a fence along the San Gabriel River in in Georgetown after the July 5 flood.
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Firefly Aerospace, headquartered in Cedar Park, became the first commercial company to successfully land on the moon on March 2. Williamson County is looking into partnering with the city of Cedar Park to form a Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation. Firefly Aerospace, headquartered in Cedar Park, became the first commercial company to successfully land on the moon on March 2. Williamson County is looking into partnering with the city of Cedar Park to form a Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation.
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Williamson County Chief Information Officer Richard Semple discussed ChatGPT enterprise licenses with Williamson County Commissioners during a July 15 meeting.
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Williamson County was added to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Public Assistance program, which allows government entities to apply for FEMA assistance and get reimbursed for damages to public property. The San Gabriel Park in Georgetown was heavily damaged from the July 5 flood.
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