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

Milburn Park pool is opening on June 15 with limited capacity guidelines to follow Governor's Orders. 1-8 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 1-6 p.m. Sunday. More details to come.  The splash pad located at 3300 Brushy Creek Road has re-opened with modified operations. It will operate on an hourly schedule, for 45 minutes, with a 15 minute break. As required staffing levels are met, other City pools will also begin opening in phases. For all the details visit our website HERE .

The Cedar Park Municipal Court Lobby has re-opened with temporary modified operations days and hours. It will be open Tuesdays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed on Mondays. Get more information HERE .

You may have noticed the yellow tape has been removed from our playgrounds and outdoor exercise equipment at City-owned parks. Please remember to follow CDC handwashing and physical distancing recommendations.

Take a look at our re-opening cheat sheet for a quick Citywide view.

The Park, Arts and Community Enrichment (PACE) Advisory Board invites you to become an exciting part of Cedar Park by submitting your artwork for a year-long period of display in the Cedar Park Community Sculpture Garden. The Board will accept entries of large-scale, free-standing and interactive sculptures and welcomes all artists - professional, amateur and student.  Get more details HERE .

Know Your Watering Days Water just two designated days per week,  before 10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. Odd Addresses: Wednesdays and Saturdays Even Addresses: Thursdays and Sundays Commercial Addresses: Tuesdays and Fridays Sign up to monitor your water usage in near real-time HERE .

The June 11 City Council Meeting was held in-person, with physical distancing considerations, in the Multipurpose Room of Building 3 at City Hall Campus.   Council discussed, among other items: City of Cedar Park’s COVID-19 Declaration of Local State of Disaster This year’s July 4th Parade and Celebration (carnival and concessions) replaced with series of neighborhood “popup parades” and a Fireworks-only display at Milburn Park. More details to come. In accordance with Governor’s June 3, 2020 Health Protocols allowing outdoor events Thoughtful social distancing plan in place for Fireworks-only display, offering live video streaming Plans for these events may be adjusted as necessary Second reading and approval to rezone 200 acres to allow for development of the future Lakeline Park First reading and public hearing to authorize the conveyance of 13.41 acres in Cedar Park Town Center for economic development Authorizing an agreement for construction of a new elevated water storage tank along Vista Ridge Boulevard between Brushy Creek Road and Park Street   Watch the video recording of the meeting HERE .   The next City Council Meeting will be June 25, 2020.

We loved seeing so many of you as we lit City Hall in your honor. Did you get a photo taken? Download it on our Flickr account, HERE . Check out some of the awesome graduates in these videos: Cedar Park High School | Vista Ridge | Leander High School

Census Takers will start going d oor-to-door this month. Every 10 years, the Census counts every person living in the United States and the five U.S. territories.  Did you know? This is the first time you have ever been able to complete the Census online The Census determines the amount of federal dollars given to states for health care, housing, education, transportation, and more The Census determines representation in Congress Being counted benefits your community The Census is mandated by the Constitution and you have until October 31, 2020 to respond If you get a visit from a Census worker later this year, verify they have a valid ID badge with their photograph, a U.S. Department of Commerce watermark, and an expiration date. They may also carry Census Bureau bags or equipment with the Census logo.  Census takers may deliver a paper questionnaire by hanging it on the front door in a water-resistant plastic bag. Get more information HERE .

Helpful Links and Information

Community resources for senior residents or those at high-risk: Find the list on our website here. Sign up for Smart 9-1-1 Today: Just by providing as little information as your home address can make a difference during an emergency. Fill out your profile here.  Find updates, current case counts, resources and more on all things COVID-19 on the City website here. City services are still available to you! City Lobbies – are opened at City Hall. Access online services here. Police Department Lobby – is now open. Contact 9-1-1 for emergencies. Call 512-260-4600 for other assistance. Fire Admin Lobby - now open. Contact 9-1-1 for emergencies. Call 512-401-5216 or 512-401-5222 for other assistance. Library – Open for limited access. Digital materials still available at cedarparktexas.gov/digital. Contact by phone at 512-401-5600 Recreation Center – Open by reservations only. Make reservations here. Contact by phone at 512-401-5500.

COVID-19 Links

Centers for Disease Control | Texas Health and Human Services | World Health Organization | Office of the Texas Governor | Williamson County | Williamson County and City Heath Districts | Travis County | City of Cedar Park | LISD | RRISD

The City of Cedar Park | CedarParkTexas.gov

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