Town of Georgetown, Indiana

05/14/2026

Owings Patterns won our Spring 2026 Corporate Coed Softball League Championship 🥎🏆

1st - Owings Patterns

2nd - Riley's Excavating

3rd - RBR Alliance

4th - Ibew 369

5th - Town

05/11/2026

Looking to play Summer Softball in one of our two leagues? Summer Leagues will start mid - June, start gathering your team and reach out via email to [email protected] for more information and to get registered.

There will be no free agent teams, all players must have their own teams.
Coed requires 2 females on the field at all times.

05/07/2026

The Town website is temporarily down as we are transitioning to a new website and may take a few days to come back online.

The new website will still have the domain of Georgetown.in.gov.

To access the website until everything transfer over please visit www.in.gov/towns/georgetown/

We apologize for any inconveniences.

Welcome to the Town of Georgetown. A growing community that preserves the past and embraces the future. Located 12 miles west of Louisville, KY.

04/29/2026

Today’s the debut of our new partnership with Village House Coffee.

VHC will be running the concession stand at the ballpark starting at 6 pm tonight during our Corporate Softball League.

They will be selling concession stand food such as nachos, candy, popcorn, drinks, and even some cold brew coffee.

04/13/2026

Indiana American Water has informed us that tomorrow their team will be working in Georgetown and a planned Boil Advisory is scheduled.

Please check your emails to see if you are apart of advisory.

04/10/2026

Ashley Mariah Memorial Park bathrooms will be closed the rest of the day due to no water as a waterline was hit on Blossom. (4/10)

We will open it back up in the morning. (4/11)

04/09/2026

For Immediate Release On April 9, 2026

GEORGETOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT AND FLOYD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ESTABLISH NEW PARTNERSHIP TO KEEP COMMUNITY SAFE

GEORGETOWN, INDIANA – (April 9, 2026) –The Town of Georgetown is excited to announce that the Georgetown Police Department has created a new partnership with the Floyd County Health Department to help keep the community safe with the new “Drug Take-Back Program.”

The Drug Take-Back Program is dedicated for individuals that wish to safely dispose of unused
or expired medications. The Floyd County Health Department has a box located in their lobby at
1917 Bono Road in New Albany that is available for usage 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM, Monday
through Friday. The Georgetown Police Department has a box located in front of their building at 1636 Henriott Road in Georgetown, which is available 24/7 to individuals.

"We are excited to partner with the Floyd County Health Department to offer this service to the
community," said Police Chief Travis Speece, Georgetown Police Department. " Focusing on the best interest of our residents and visitors alike, this program will promote environmentally safe medication disposal, decrease landfill and sewer contamination, as well as assist in preventing misuse and accidental ingestion."

This program accepts prescription and over-the-counter medications. Please note that sharps,
needles, biohazards, and liquids are not accepted. Each location is under video surveillance.

Georgetown Indiana Police Department
Floyd County Health Department

03/30/2026

Mainstream Fiber Update:

All, we have been in contact with Mainstream about the issues of hitting waterlines and leaving your yards a mess.

They have informed us that they will come back later in the year to repair your yard. If you would like to be added to their list please contact Micah Rugenstein at 719-433-0349.

03/26/2026

CLLB Law was the champions of our Corporate Volleyball League this Winter! CLLB went undefeated in league play and won the tournament championship.

2nd Place - One Southern Indiana Chamber & Economic Development

Tied for 3rd - RBR Alliance and Georgetown

5th Place - Owings Patterns

6th Place - Village House Coffee

Thanks to Georgetown Southern Baptist Church for being a great host!

03/24/2026

We’ve heard from many residents about ongoing water outages, pressure issues, and boil advisories—and we want to address what’s happening.

While construction activity by MainStream Fiber has led to water line breaks, it’s important to understand why this keeps occurring. Before any digging begins, utility companies are required to mark where their underground lines are located. In this case, Indiana American Water is responsible for those markings, and the locations provided have not been accurate. As a result, contractors are unintentionally striking water lines.

The Town has made Indiana American Water aware of the repeated inaccuracies and the impact they are having on our community. We are continuing to advocate for better coordination and more reliable locating practices.

If you’ve been affected, we strongly encourage you to contact Indiana American Water directly to file a complaint. Customer feedback is a critical driver in prompting change, especially when service interruptions affect daily life.

We will continue working on your behalf to improve the situation.

03/15/2026

Check out the collaboration efforts between First Financial Bank and Destination Georgetown, as they offer a shredding event.

Also reach out to Georgetown IN Lions Club for some volunteer opportunities!