Scott County United

09/03/2026

There are many reasons businesses choose to locate in Scott County, including infrastructure, workforce availability, amenities and community. Resa Browning, owner of Seeds & Saplings, chose to call Georgetown her business's home 15 year ago.

The loyalty she's received since opening in Scott County has been one of the best things about locating here.

09/02/2026

A great new resource for Scott County residents and businesses!

The Scott County Fire Department has launched a new website designed to make important safety information and services easier to access—from fire prevention resources and burn requirements to station locations, service requests, employment opportunities, and Community Connect.

Accessible public safety resources are an important part of keeping a growing community safe, informed, and prepared.

Take a look at the new site and all it has to offer: scfire.org

Ready when our community needs us.

09/02/2026

🎶 The Best of the Bluegrass – Festival of the Horse is almost here, and there will be plenty of live music to enjoy throughout the weekend!

From September 11–13, Historic Downtown Georgetown will come alive with great music, local businesses, vendors, food, and community fun.

Check out the full entertainment lineup below, grab your friends and a chair, and make plans to enjoy one of Scott County’s favorite traditions!

We’ve got an incredible lineup of artists ready to take the stage at Best of the Bluegrass – Festival of the Horse!

Check out the schedule and come catch these great artists LIVE all weekend long! You won’t want to miss a minute of the music, good vibes, and fun!

📅 September 11–13
📍 Georgetown, Kentucky

Bring your friends, grab a chair, and get ready for a weekend full of great music!

09/01/2026

Mark your calendar for November 4 through the 6 and make plans to head to Lexington for the Kentucky Economic Forum 2026.

Hosted by the Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED), you'll get the chance to connect with economic development leaders from across the region, discuss economic challenges and share strategies for regional growth.

Register today!
🔗cca.kaedonline.org/EvtListing.aspx

08/25/2026

Growing Scott County: Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program at BCTC

The Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program at Bluegrass Community and Technical College lets students learn in the environment they'll work in and practice on the manufacturing floor. This two-year associate degree combines cutting-edge curriculum and paid working experience with access to highly sought-after business principles and best practices of world-class manufacturers.

Truly a community partnership between BCTC and manufacturers, these relationships enhance student learning, both in skill mastery and in manufacturing culture.

It's win-win for everyone: Students earn a wage while attending college and gain priceless work experience with global and local manufacturers.

08/24/2026

Come see what's new at Georgetown City Hall!

The community is invited to a City Hall Open House tonight beginning at 4:00 p.m. It's a great opportunity to visit the space, connect with local leaders, and learn more about the work happening to serve Georgetown and its residents.

Community engagement and accessible local government are important parts of a strong, connected Scott County. We hope you'll stop by and take part!

08/20/2026

Made in Scott County: Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting

A veteran, first responder, and family owned business based out of Georgetown, Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting focuses on residential and commercial roof repair, roof replacement, gutter installation and window services.

"We love serving a community that has truly raised us! Our family has been in Scott County for eight generations and being able to not only witness, but be a part of, the growth here is something special! We love this community and our business is based on making people feel like they are a part of the BGR family. People don't have to be treated like transactions, and we love being able to keep the 'small town feel' as a part of our business model!" says Taber Walls, CEO of Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting.

Handling everything from large construction projects to small repairs, Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting services from Covington and Somerset to Louisville and Mt. Sterling. Their dedication to customer satisfaction is second to none and their commitment to their customers is seen and felt in every interaction.

Learn more about this company that is Made in Scott County, here: bluegrassroofingandconsulting.com

08/18/2026

Scott County United is proud to sponsor the 2026 Economic Forum, bringing together economic development professionals from across Kentucky to connect, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities to strengthen communities throughout the Commonwealth.

Regional relationships and collaboration are an important part of creating new opportunities for Scott County, and we're pleased to support conversations that move economic development forward.

We look forward to joining our partners in Lexington this November!

We’re getting ready for the 2026 Economic Forum, November 4–6 in Lexington! 🎉

We’re grateful for the sponsors already supporting this year’s conference. Your support helps make the Economic Forum a great opportunity for Kentucky’s economic development community to connect, learn and share ideas.

A big thank-you to our sponsors: Solid Ground Consulting Engineers, PLLC, Commerce Lexington Inc., Bricker Graydon Wyatt, AEI, an STV Company, LG&E and KU, Columbia Gas of Kentucky, McBrayer PLLC, Terracon, Be NKY Growth Partnership, Kentucky American Water, Branscum Construction Company, Inc, ECS Group of Companies, and Scott County United

Planning to join us? Register for the 2026 Economic Forum here: https://cca.kaedonline.org/EvtListing.aspx

Interested in getting your organization in front of economic development professionals from across Kentucky? We still have sponsorship opportunities available!

📩 Reach out to Terri Bradshaw at [email protected] to learn more about sponsoring the 2026 Economic Forum.

08/18/2026

Downtown improvements are moving forward!

As the brick rehabilitation project continues along Main Street, remember that downtown businesses remain open and accessible. While on-street parking will be temporarily unavailable in the active construction area, sidewalks will remain open for customers.

These improvements are an investment in maintaining a safe, welcoming, and vibrant downtown for residents, visitors, and businesses alike.

Please continue to support our local shops and restaurants while work is underway, and see the original post below for the latest project details.