The City of Cedar Park Newsletter

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

Upcoming Graduations

Heads Up, Cedar Park! The H-E-B Center at Cedar Park is hosting graduations, and traffic will be heavier than normal.

Click here to see the graduation schedule.

Residents who are not attending a graduation are encouraged to use alternate routes due to the potential for heavy traffic and delays.

Intersection Change

Heads Up! A construction Stop Sign has been added at this intersection for east-bound Brushy Creek Road traffic at the intersection of South Cougar Ave and Brushy Creek Road. This changes the 3-way intersection to a 4-way stop intersection.

The 4-way stop will be in effect 24 hours a day. Workers will be on site from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, so please be mindful while commuting. Thank you for your patience while this work is being completed.

2026 Major Road Resurfacing Project - Lakeline Blvd.

Road resurfacing work on Lakeline Blvd between Highland Dr and Cedar Hills Blvd begins June 1 and is expected to continue through the end of July.

Drivers can expect daily lane closures and reduced traffic to one lane in each direction beginning June 5. Access changes and detours will also be in place for Cedar Crest Drive, Highland Estates, and Mason Elementary.

Please use caution in construction zones and follow posted signage while crews complete roadway improvements and final repaving.

Upcoming Lane Closures - South Cougar Ave. and Brushy Creek Road

Beginning June 1, northbound traffic on South Cougar Avenue between Cypress Creek Road and Brushy Creek Road will be detoured daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., while southbound traffic will remain open.

Eastbound traffic on Brushy Creek Road between South Mustang Avenue and South Cougar Avenue will also be detoured during work hours, with westbound traffic remaining open.

The project is expected to continue through June 5. Please follow posted signage and drive safely in construction areas.

Live @ Lakeline - Rescheduled Date

Due to the May 1st cancellation of LOVER: The Unofficial Eras Tour, we’re bringing you a special makeup night of Live @ Lakeline with Jo James on June 5.

Join us at Lakeline Park from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. for one last spring evening filled with live music, local flavor, and community fun.

Blending blues grit, soulful vocals, and honest songwriting, Austin-based artist Jo James creates the kind of live music experience that makes people stop and truly listen.

Bring a chair or blanket, invite your friends and family, and help us send off the spring series with a night to remember.

Learn more at cedarparktexas.gov/Live

Juneteenth Block Party

The City of Cedar Park, in collaboration with the City of Leander and Leander Public Arts and Culture Commission, commemorates Juneteenth with a block party at Robin Bledsoe Park. This free, family‑friendly event features musical performances, food vendors, and a fun zone for all ages.

Join us for the Block Party on June 19 from 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Robin Bledsoe Park!

Learn more at cedarparktexas.gov/Juneteenth

Know Your H2O!

When was the last time you gave your lawn an irrigation evaluation? With summer just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to scan your sprinkler system for any issues.

The City of Cedar Park, in conjunction with the Lower Colorado River Authority, has a rebate program for irrigation evaluations, landscape upgrades, and more!

Visit waterthriftycedarpark.org for more information!

Cedar Park Residents Are On The Move

Hear from Treasure of the Hills Board President, Ellen Fannin, about her experience with the new LiNK microtransit pilot program in the City of Cedar Park and how the members of TOTH are excited to utilize the service.

LiNK Cedar Park represents a modern approach to public transportation. The pilot program is a partnership between the City of Cedar Park and TRIPPP Consulting, working in collaboration with Uber for rideshare service and zTrip for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAV). Together, these partners will help provide flexible transportation options that serve a wide range of mobility needs across the community.

Through the program, eligible rideshare users will receive one Uber voucher with 10 rideshare trips per month. Riders pay the first $5 per trip, and the City-sponsored program covers up to $10 of the trip cost, with riders responsible for any remaining amount beyond the first $15. Riders who require Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles through zTrip will also pay the first $5 per trip, and these rides are not currently capped on the number of monthly trips.

Whether you need a ride to a medical appointment, a quick trip across town, or a connection to Austin's regional transit network, LiNK has you covered, including direct service to CapMetro's Lakeline Station.

To find out more, visit www.cedarparktexas.gov/LiNK.

Show Your Cedar Park Spirit

Whether you are heading out on the Brushy Creek Regional Trail, meeting friends for coffee, cheering on local teams, or just running errands around town, now you can take Cedar Park with you.

Shop the new Cedar Park Store at www. CedarParkStore.com to find something for everyone.

The store includes shirts, bags, accessories, pet items, and more in a variety of sizes and designs! Stop back often to find new items and seasonal offerings!

Browse the collection, find your favorites, and discover new designs that highlight what makes our city special. New items and fresh designs will continue to be added, so there will always be something new to check out.

After all, Cedar Park looks good on you!

Shared Use Path Safety and Etiquette

As our parks and trails continue to see increased use, we’re reminding everyone that a little courtesy goes a long way.

Whether you’re walking, running, biking, or rolling, shared use paths are for everyone, and safety starts with awareness and etiquette.

Practicing good etiquette helps prevent accidents, keeps traffic flowing smoothly, and ensures an enjoyable experience for all users. Please take a moment to review new signage that you may see around paths and trails in the near future, and do your part to keep our trails safe, welcoming, and accessible for everyone in the community.

Let’s work together to keep our parks and trails a place everyone can enjoy!

Visit cedarparktexas.gov/SUP for more information.

Saturdays at the Bell District

Where community comes alive in the heart of Cedar Park.

Farmers Market at Bell

Every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the Farmers Market comes alive, featuring local farmers, makers, fresh finds, and live music. https://belldistrict.com/farmers-market/

Yoga in the Park

Feeling active? Come check out Yoga in the Park at 9:00 a.m., hosted at The Backyard at Bell. Find all upcoming events here: https://belldistrict.com/visit/

The City of Cedar Park and City Council Members recognized outgoing Council Member Mel Kirkland, Place Two, for his service on the Cedar Park City Council.

City Council Members presented a proclamation recognizing May 1, 2026 as Hot Car Awareness Day.

The Cedar Park City Council recognized the Cedar Park High School Robotics Team.

The most recent City Council meeting took place on May 28, 2026.

The Cedar Park City Council meeting this week focused on community events, opportunities for growth, and innovation. Here are the highlights:

The adoption of amendments to the City of Cedar Park Home Rule Charter, as approved by the Cedar Park voters, was declared.
City Council Members authorized an agreement for professional landscape architectural services for The Lakeline Park Phase 2 Project, not exceeding $2,100,000.
Council Members authorized a partnership agreement between The Lunar Foundation and Parks & Recreation to bring an Asian Night Market to Lakeline Park on November 14, 2026, in addition to two possible markets in 2027 and 2028.
City Council Members authorized an agreement for professional landscape architect services for the Cedar Park Youth League Facility assessment, not exceeding $149,000.
An agreement for engineering services, not exceeding $180,925, was authorized for design services associated with the Cardinal Lane Drainage Improvement Project.
Council Members authorized an agreement for city-wide drainage modeling in an amount not to exceed $187,140.