The Georgetown City Council convened on May 13, 2025, to officially canvass the results of the recent general election held on May 3. The meeting marked a significant moment for the community as it confirmed the election outcomes for council districts 3 and 4, with Ben Butler and Ron Garland emerging victorious.

In District 3, Ben Butler received 829 votes, accounting for 66.32% of the total, while his opponent, Joe Orsack, garnered 415 votes, or 33.28%. District 4 saw Ron Garland win with 574 votes (65.53%) against Dave Richardson, who received 299 votes (34.13%). The total votes cast in District 3 were 1,242, and in District 4, 873. The council unanimously approved a resolution declaring these results official.

The meeting also featured heartfelt remarks from departing council member Mike Triggs, who reflected on his time serving the community. Triggs expressed gratitude for his colleagues and emphasized the importance of strong city management in navigating growth challenges. He praised the leadership of city staff and encouraged the council to continue supporting them.

Following Triggs' farewell, Ben Butler was sworn in as the new council member for District 3. His oath of office was administered, marking the beginning of his term and commitment to serving the Georgetown community.

This meeting not only solidified the election results but also highlighted the transition of leadership within the council, setting the stage for future initiatives and community engagement. As Georgetown continues to grow, the council's focus on effective management and collaboration will be crucial in addressing the needs of its residents.