The Georgetown City Council held a special meeting on May 13, 2025, to welcome newly elected officials and discuss the upcoming year’s priorities. The meeting featured the swearing-in of Ron Garland and Ben Stewart as council members for Districts 4 and 7, respectively, along with the re-election of Kevin Pitts as Mayor Pro Tem.

During the meeting, Garland expressed gratitude to his supporters, including his family and fellow council members, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in addressing the needs of Georgetown's growing population. He highlighted the city’s strong leadership and commitment to making Georgetown a desirable place for residents.

Stewart, who has lived in Georgetown for 13 years, shared his motivation for serving on the council, focusing on creating a community where his children can thrive. He thanked his family for their support and acknowledged the challenges posed by the city's rapid growth.

The council unanimously voted to retain Kevin Pitts as Mayor Pro Tem, who also expressed appreciation for the council's trust and looked forward to another productive year.

The meeting concluded with a commitment from all members to work collaboratively for the benefit of Georgetown and its residents, setting a positive tone for the upcoming term.