Georgetown Fire Logistics Building

The City of Georgetown is constructing a new Fire Logistics Building at 3600 DB Wood Road in Williamson County. This 9,080 sq ft new construction project is estimated to cost $3,400,000, resulting in a cost of $374 per square foot. The building is designed to support the city's emergency response infrastructure, with a scope of work focused specifically on the construction of this logistics facility.

Brown Reynolds Watford Architects, Inc. serves as the design firm of record for the project. Eddie Hare is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project involves public funds and public land, reflecting the municipal nature of the development. TDLR completed plan review in July 2025, and construction was scheduled to begin in October 2025 with a completion date of August 2026.

Project Scale and County Context

Within Williamson County, this project stands out for its cost relative to other new construction filings. The estimated cost is above the county median for its type, placing it in the top quarter of registered projects. While the scheduled build window of 300 days is close to the county median of 245 days, the per-square-foot cost of $374 is significantly above the county median of $110. This indicates a higher level of specialized construction or equipment integration typical of fire logistics facilities compared to standard commercial or residential builds.

The City of Georgetown has several other TDLR-registered projects, including the Hangars at Georgetown Airport and various downtown sidewalk improvements. The design firm, Brown Reynolds Watford Architects, Inc., has a portfolio that includes fire stations in Temple and Port Arthur, as well as the San Patricio County Courthouse. This experience with public safety and municipal structures aligns with the technical requirements of the Georgetown Fire Logistics Building.

This location factor may influence the structural and utility design of the building to ensure resilience against local environmental conditions. The project is part of a broader capital improvement strategy for the city, which includes infrastructure upgrades in the downtown area and airport facilities.

TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection for this project. Therefore, the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. While the scheduled completion date has passed, the absence of a final inspection in the TDLR database means that the building's operational status and final construction details remain unverified in the official registry.