Georgetown BID ABOUT THE BID

The Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) works to protect and enhance the accessibility, attractiveness and overall appeal of Georgetown.

Established, funded and founded in 1999 by its property owners and merchants, the Georgetown BID has set a standard of excellence in preserving historic charm while meeting contemporary needs. From marketing and special events, to transportation and streetscape, the Georgetown BID contributes to the vitality and quality of life in Georgetown. Governed by a Board of Directors elected by its membership of approximately 1,000 businesses, the Georgetown BID is proud of the role it has played in the ongoing evolution as an exceptional shopping, dining and visitor destination.

Georgetown BID Links
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Georgetown BID Five Year Plan
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Georgetown BID FY 2012 Final Budget
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Georgetown BID Financial Statements
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Georgetown BID Management Letter
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Proposed Bylaw Changes
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Georgetown By the Numbers
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Over 500 stores, restaurants, hotels, art galleries, salons, spas and service establishments
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Over 100 restaurants, representing over 16 ethnicities
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3.6 million plus square feet of office space
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1.7 million plus square feet of retail
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Over 1,000 hotel rooms
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Georgetown’s annual signature events draw an estimated 20,000 people a year
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The BID Clean Team collects more than 80,000 bags of trash each year, and cleans more than 5 miles of sidewalk daily.
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290 petunia flower baskets line the streets of Georgetown
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