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Golf Course Walking Access
Walking between the hours of 4 p.m. and sunset is only allowed on the following specified golf courses and dates:
Cowan Creek - Monday, July 19
Legacy Hills - Monday, July 26
White Wing - Monday, Aug. 2
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Walking Rules
+ Walking Only.
+ Residents and resident guests Only.
+ Resident guests must be accompanied
by a resident.
+ No bicycles or golf carts.
+ Pedestrians must stay on the cart path.
+ Residents must carry CA issued resident
badge or driver's license.
+ Pets must be on a leash and you must
clean up after your pet.
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We appreciate your attendance and participation! Please click the link below to review the meeting guidelines that apply for attending both Committee and Board of Directors Meetings.
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Golf Cart Parking Spaces Poisonous Mushrooms Deadly to Pets
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GOLF CARTS ONLY -
As our activities resume and our parking lots fill up, please remember NOT to park your car in a golf cart parking space. There is not adequate space for cars to fit in these spaces and vehicles end up sticking out into traffic.
Further, there are almost always plenty of parking spaces for automobiles in our lots, so please leave the golf cart parking spaces for those with golf carts. Or, better yet, drive your golf cart if you want to park in those areas. Thanks in advance for your help with this request.
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It has been brought to the CA’s attention that due to the rain/ wet conditions we have had over the last couple of months, poisonous mushrooms are appearing in flower beds within the community. These poisonous mushrooms can be deadly to your pets and may give off a scent that could attract your pet to smell, touch or possibly eat them.
We know of at least one dog that ate one of these mushrooms, became very ill, was hospitalized for days and whose liver is being treated at this time. The vet said the toxins in these mushrooms affect the liver and if medical care is not immediately given, the animal could die.
Please keep an eye out for mushrooms in your landscaped beds and carefully remove without touching. Further, if you have pets, do not allow them to come in contact with the mushrooms.
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Brick Installation Moved to August
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The Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial Plaza brick vendor has informed us that bricks scheduled to be delivered and installed in July will now happen in late August. Vendors are short-staffed and are challenged with hiring new help and acquiring materials.
The Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial was built to honor the men and women who served in our military forces during the 200-plus years of our country's history. Today Veterans Memorial Plaza is embedded with more than 3,600 engraved bricks!
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Please Do Not Use the CA Dumpsters
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Residents and contractors should not be using any of the CA dumpsters - these are only to be used by the CA or for events scheduled with the CA. Contractors should never use our dumpsters and should use facilities off-site.
Schedule a Free Pickup at 512-930-3640
Residents can contact the city two times a year to schedule a free pickup of household goods they would like discarded. This contact number is on your monthly utility billing statement as well.
If you fill up our bins, we cannot properly clean up after events. Also, if the dumpsters cannot be reached by the dump trucks, the bins will NOT be emptied at all. Drivers are not allowed to exit their trucks to pick up trash - and they should not have to do so.
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Quick Guide to Abbreviations
Community Standards FAQs
Be Scam Safe!
Community Message Board
Water Matters
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Resources for Seniors
Veterans Information
Clubs, Groups & Neighborhoods
Sun City Recycles
How to Order a Brick
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City of Georgetown begins street maintenance projects this summer
Street resurfacing projects, including a high-performance surface seal treatment and hot-in-place recycling, will be completed throughout the summer.
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Enjoy Georgetown Arts & Culture
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Georgetown is one of the fastest growing cities in the entire country. The cultural arts sector is taking off as a result of that population growth. Arts and culture organizers bring the architecture and history of the area to life, curate thought-provoking art exhibits and events, create magical theatre experiences and organize concerts that inspire.
Georgetown’s Cultural District overlaps the historic downtown Square and its many wonderful restaurants, wineries, galleries, boutique retail and much more. The City’s public art program also makes the Georgetown Cultural District unique. Several murals can be viewed throughout the downtown.
Click here to find upcoming art, music, theatre and cultural events taking place in Georgetown, with links to more information.
Click here to visit the City’s Entertainment Calendar, which also lists live music in restaurants and wineries, community events and more.
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WOW! Bookmobile - Tuesdays
Social Center Parking Lot
9 - 10:30 a.m.
Cowan Creek Parking Lot
11 - 11:45 a.m.
Masks encouraged but not required
(No bookmobile on fifth Tuesdays of the month)
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Want to know more about what's going on in the City of Georgetown?
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Happy 25th Work Anniversary,
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A very happy 25 years with Sun City Texas to our Executive Director, Jim Romine! Thank you for your dedication to leading our community and residents.
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Grand Opening of the Puzzle Exchange
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Tuesday, July 20, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Cowan Creek Lobby
We are calling all Puzzle lovers. The Puzzle Exchange will be set up on bookshelves near the Andice Room in the Cowan Creek Lobby.
The Puzzle Exchange will be set up on the honor system, where you take a puzzle and drop donated puzzles as you please. This will be available to all Sun City residents. Take a puzzle, work on it, return when you have completed it and are ready for another. Only puzzles that have all the pieces and have nice-looking boxes will be accepted and kept.
During the Puzzle Exchange Grand Opening we will have a contest to, "name our corner." Come on down, bring a puzzle(s) to donate and turn in your name suggestion. A winner will be announced after the grand opening.
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BaylorScott&White will conduct a blood drive at the Sun City Social Center, Tuesday, Aug. 10, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Appointments are highly encouraged; walk-ins will be accepted as space allows.
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It's Summertime at Mulligan's!
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Mulligan's will serve prime rib for dinner starting at 5 p.m. every Wednesday in July. Breakfast is served until noon daily! In addition to delicious food, come and enjoy the following musical guest:
+ Monday, July 19, 5 p.m. - Vintage Vibes
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Farmer's Market
Tuesdays
Social Center
Parking Lot
9 a.m. - noon
Masks optional
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Battery Recycling Collection
at Activities Center
Activities Center Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday
8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
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Temporary Road Closures
Due to ongoing construction, the access road from Del Webb Boulevard and Yellow Rose Trail may be periodically closed.
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Sharing Our Senior Resources
Thursday, July 22
9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
RLSR
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New Resident Orientation &
Club Fair
Thursday, Aug. 19
8:30 a.m.
SCB
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Boutique Bazaar
Friday, Aug. 20
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
SCB
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Committee & Group Meetings
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Chartered Clubs
Monday, July 19
9 a.m., MESQ
COPs
Tuesday, July 20
9 a.m., ACA
Nominating
Wednesday, July 21
9 a.m., MESQ
Finance
Tuesday, July 27
1 p.m., MESQ
Firewise
Wednesday, July 28
1 p.m., MESQ
Modifications
Thursday, July 29
9:30 a.m., MESQ
Applications are due by noon on the Friday preceding each meeting.
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Property & Grounds
Tuesday, Aug. 3
2 p.m., MESQ
Covenants
Wednesday, Aug. 4
9 a.m., MESQ
Wildlife
Wednesday, Aug. 4
3 p.m., THE OAKS
Emergency Management
Friday, Aug. 13
9 a.m., MESQ
Golf
Monday, Aug. 23
3 p.m., MESQ
LMHO
Wednesday, Oct. 6
10 a.m., ACA
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