The City of Cedar Park Newsletter

Official news about the City of Cedar Park from the City of Cedar Park

City Council Reflects on Devastating July Fourth Floods

Cedar Park joins all Texans in offering support and solidarity to our neighbors who are experiencing the devastating loss.

To hear Council Members' remarks, view the meeting here.

If you or someone you know has been impacted by the floods, visit www.wilcotx.gov/julyflood for resources, as well as information on volunteering and donating.

Cedar Park Stands with Central Texas: A Ribbon of Reflection

The City of Cedar Park stands with Kerrville, Hunt, and surrounding communities devastated by recent flooding. The Heritage Tree has been adorned with a green ribbon as a symbol of recognition of the lives lost, compassion, hope and renewal. The ribbon will remain on the Heritage Tree until July 14.

Cedar Park First Responders

On behalf of our staff and our community, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to the first responders and City of Cedar Park staff who worked tirelessly during the flash floods over the Fourth of July weekend.

Their dedication, quick response, and commitment to public safety did not go unnoticed. Whether they were out in the field in Cedar Park, assisting neighbors in rescuing residents, clearing roadways, managing emergency operations, or providing vital updates, the efforts helped protect lives and restore a sense of safety during a very challenging time.

The Fire Department was deployed to assist Liberty Hill and Leander. Prompt response by the Cedar Park Fire Department resulted in seven rescues, six of them by boat.

Cedar Park Homeland Security & Emergency Management completed 24 missions flown and over 8.5 hours of flight operations.

We are especially thankful for your sacrifice over the holiday. Employees' selflessness is the hallmark of true public service, and we are incredibly proud to have such a devoted team serving Cedar Park.

Neighborhood Roadwork

From now through July 18, expect lane closures in various neighborhoods (weather permitting) as part of our 2025 Street Revitalization Project — all to bring you smoother, safer streets!

Notices will be placed on doors or vehicles the day before work begins in your area.

Thanks for your patience as we work to improve our roads!

Crossing at Carriage Hills – 7/14-7/15
Parkwest Estates – 7/14-7/15
West Parke – 7/14-7/15
Oakmont Forest – 7/14-7/15
Forest Oaks – 7/16-7/18
Silver Oaks – 7/16-7/18
Breakaway Park – 7/16-7/18
Ranch at Brushy Creek – 7/16-7/18

Parks and Recreation Month

July marks the 40th anniversary of Parks and Recreation Month. Cedar Park Parks & Recreation is proud to be part of a nationwide celebration of the people, places, and programs that strengthen our communities!

Since 1985, Parks and Recreation Month has honored the work of over 160,000 professionals and countless part-time staff and volunteers who bring parks to life. From yoga in the park to summer camps, art classes, trails, and family events, we help you connect, play, and grow.

Thank you for building and playing with us, Cedar Park!

Save The Date

The 2025 Senior Expo is set for Saturday, October 4 at the Cedar Park Recreation Center from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.! Interested in advertising, sponsorship, or being a vendor? Click here for the application!

The most recent City Council meeting took place on July 10, 2025.

Highlights included:

City Council recognized July 2025 as Parks and Recreation Month

Randy Lueders, Director of Engineering and Capital Projects, provided an update on the new CP Capital Projects Dashboard, which residents can access to view project updates. Click here to view the dashboard.

Watch the meeting here.

The next regular called City Council meeting is July 24.