Election could see majority of Georgetown's water service territory sold for $60M
The city of Georgetown is closer to finalizing the sale of the majority of its water service territory following a $60 million agreement with National Utility Infrastructure on Feb. 10.
Voters will need to approve the sale in a May election before the agreement can be finalized.
National Utility Infrastructure plans to buy the majority of the certificate of convenience and necessity, or CCN, which is the geographical area in which an organization is required to provide water service.
The sale includes portions of Georgetown's CCN within Salado, Florence and Liberty Hill. The cities of Killeen and Jarrell are moving forward with purchasing their water territories, respectively.
https://communityimpact.com/austin/georgetown/development/2026/02/12/election-could-see-majority-of-georgetowns-water-service-territory-sold-for-60m/
