By John Burke, Scott County Property Valuation Administrator Scott County is in the midst of one of the most transformative periods in its history. With an estimated 63,900 residents in 2026 , including 41,882 within Georgetown’s city limits , our community continues to grow at an impressive 1.75% annually . If this trend continues, Scott County is projected to reach 100,000 residents within the next 15–20 years , a milestone that reflects both our economic strength and the q

Workforce development is not just about filling jobs. It is about preparing people for the careers of tomorrow, strengthening local companies, and creating opportunities that allow individuals and families to thrive right here in Scott County. That is exactly what is happening with the launch of the Additive Technology Program at the Bluegrass Community and Technical College Georgetown-Scott County Campus.

When people talk about workforce challenges, the conversation often focuses on what’s missing such as housing, childcare, transportation, or access to training. Those challenges are real, and Scott County United continues to work alongside partners to address them. But recent data shows something just as important. Scott County has a strong and highly mobile workforce, and people are willing to commute here for the right jobs. Source: Kentucky Center for Statistics Understand