Council rejects ordinance to create regular standing work sessions after second reading
The Georgetown City Council voted down a proposal to create a standing “work session” agenda item that would give councilmembers a formal extra meeting for public discussion. A motion to postpone the ordinance indefinitely failed; a subsequent vote to adopt the ordinance on second reading also failed, leaving the proposal off the books.
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The Georgetown City Council voted against adopting a proposed ordinance to create a standing council work session after a second-reading vote on Feb. 3, 2025.
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