Ronald Regan Blvd Widening Segment D1

Williamson County is leading a major infrastructure effort to widen Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Georgetown, with an estimated project cost of $28,800,543. The construction site spans the route from RM 2338 to CR 245 in Williamson County. This new construction project includes the addition of new lanes and significant intersection improvements to enhance roadway capacity and safety. The comprehensive scope of work encompasses earthwork, grading, and the installation of drainage structures, bridges, and retaining walls. Additional elements include paving, illumination, traffic signals, signing, striping, environmental work, and temporary traffic control measures to ensure public safety during the build-out. Construction started in July 2026 and is scheduled to finish in January 2029.

Design and Administrative Records

Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP dba RK&K serves as the design firm of record for this roadway expansion. The registered accessibility specialist for the project is Jesus E Lardizabal. The project utilizes public funds and involves public land, qualifying it as a Federally funded roadway project. Williamson County is the owner and developer of record. The project was registered with TDLR in April 2026, and TDLR completed plan review in August 2026. The current TDLR status is Review Complete. This filing is part of a broader set of infrastructure investments by the county, which includes six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $31,382,814, such as the Williamson County Jail and Ronald Regan Blvd Widening Segment D2.

Local Economic and Demographic Context

The project serves the Georgetown area, specifically ZIP code 78633. U.S. Census ACS 2023 five-year estimates for this ZIP code indicate a population of about 28,877 and 14,711 housing units. The median household income is estimated at $99,967, while the median owner-occupied home value stands at $443,500. Housing in this area is predominantly owner-occupied. The local labor market in Williamson County recorded an unemployment rate of 4.1 percent in July 2026, which is higher than the rate a year earlier. Among 4641 TDLR-registered new construction filings in Williamson County, this project's cost is above the county median for its type, placing it in the top quarter of estimated values. The scheduled build window of 941 days is longer than the county median of 245 days for similar projects.