Georgetown road projects update

Drivers in the Georgetown area will see continued construction on several key corridors this year. Williamson County officials released a status report on November 1 detailing the progress of seven active road projects. The update covers both ongoing construction sites and new design phases for upcoming infrastructure changes.

Work continues on the Ronald Reagan Boulevard widening project. Chasco Constructors started this segment in 2024. The project involves building a new two-lane southbound roadway from Highway 29 to FM 3405. The existing road will become northbound only. The contractor expects to finish the work in late 2027.

Construction also proceeds on the Hero Way widening project. Chasco Constructors began work in January on a 3.5-mile stretch between 183A and Garey Park. Crews are reconstructing, realigning, and widening the road. A separate design phase is underway for the next segment of Hero Way. This phase will widen the road from 183A to Ronald Reagan Boulevard. Officials anticipate completing the final revised schematic by summer 2028.

At the intersection of Highway 195 and Ronald Reagan Boulevard, engineers are finalizing designs for additional ramps. The first northbound exit ramp opened on August 24. The engineer is currently addressing design alternatives for the remaining three ramps. The final schematic for those ramps is expected in fall 2027.

Other active projects include the CR 110 North extension. Construction began in early 2026 to extend the road from Rockride Lane to Patriot Way at Sam Houston Avenue. Additionally, preliminary design work for the CR 175 reconstruction was completed in fall 2025. This project will reconstruct and widen the road from south of Creek Meadow Cove to RM 2243. The final design is expected in 2027.

One project has already concluded. A new two-lane roadway was built alongside the existing road from CR 254 to CR 289. The road opened to drivers on August 24. The county has officially renamed the route Tucker Parkway.