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

Opening Weekend at the New Library is Almost Here

The City of Cedar Park is thrilled for opening weekend at the new Library! This state-of-the-art facility, located in the heart of the Bell District, is set to become a vibrant hub for the community. Featuring a vast collection of books, digital resources, and engaging programs for all ages, the library is designed to cater to the diverse needs of Cedar Park residents. With modern amenities, dedicated spaces for people of all ages, and a host of activities and events, the new library promises to be a cornerstone for learning, creativity, and community engagement.

We are anticipating large crowds on opening weekend and to ensure you have the best experience on your first visit to the new Library, a special edition of the Cedar Park Pulse will be released on October 30, providing all the essential information about the new Library. This issue will include parking maps, event schedules, and details on the library's various services and offerings.

Join us in celebrating this momentous milestone and discover the many opportunities waiting for you! For more information, please visit www.cedarparktexas.gov/NewLibrary.

Art Collective Feasibility Study Update

Check out the latest from the Cedar Park Art Collective! Explore our initiatives and stay updated on our community-driven art projects. View the current timeline below and visit our page for more info and to get involved.

Council Chat Happening on November 6 with Mayor Jim Penniman-Morin, Council Member Eric Boyce, and Council Member Heather Jefts

What’s on your mind? Got a question about your City? Ask us! City Council Chat Town Halls are an opportunity to chat with members of the City Council. Led by you. Your questions. No agenda.

Let us know what’s on your mind and submit your questions online.

Get Ready for a Wild West Adventure at the Fall Roundup at Lakeline Park—tomorrow!

Saddle up for a western-themed extravaganza at the Fall Roundup at Lakeline Park! This exciting event includes activities like armadillo races, hayrides, a petting zoo, roping stations, and live country music by The Western Express. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets, and enjoy tasty offerings from food trucks and a beer/wine vendor (for those 21+).

The best part? The event is FREE to attend!

Date & Time: Tomorrow, Saturday, October 26, 12 - 4 pm
Location: Lakeline Park, 1510 Alexis Dr, Cedar Park, TX 78613

Activities include:

Armadillo Races
Food Trucks & Beer/Wine Vendor
Hayrides
Live Country Music by The Western Express
Petting Zoo
Roping Stations
Lawn Games

Don’t miss this incredible celebration of the Wild West spirit, perfect for families and friends alike!

Don't Miss Fall Yard Trimmings Recycling

Yard Trimmings Recycling is BACK from November 4-15, and here’s the scoop:

✅ Yard trimmings won’t count toward your bulk items limit

✅ No limit on paper bags filled with yard trimmings

✅ They’ll be recycled – not sent to the landfill!

Mark your calendars and get ready to go green!

Learn more: cedarparktexas.gov/YardTrimmingsRecycling

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National Prescription Take Back Day is Tomorrow

Our next Drug Take Back Day is the perfect opportunity to safely dispose of any unwanted and unused prescription drugs, ensuring they don't fall into the wrong hands. Bring your unwanted pills for disposal (no liquids or needles).

📅 Date: October 26, 2024

🕙 Time: 10 am to 2 pm

📍 Location: Police Department, 911 Quest Parkway, Cedar Park, TX 78613

Let's keep our community safe!

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Friendly Reminder

The Old Library and New Library are NOT voting centers!

📍 To find your voting location, please visit:

➡️ wilcotx.gov/elections

➡️ votetravis.gov/elections

The Cedar Park City Council released a proclamation recognizing October 31, 2024 as Diwali, the Festival Of Lights.

City Council recognized the winners of the Cedar Park Photo Contest, showcasing the incredible talent and creativity of our community members. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional work and for sharing their unique perspectives through photography! Winning submissions will be available to view online soon.

The most recent City Council meeting took place on October 24, 2024.

Highlights included:

The City Council conducted the second reading and approved an ordinance amending Chapter 17, Traffic and Vehicles, Article 17.03, Speed Limits, Section 17.03.004. This ordinance establishes and adjusts speed limits on several streets, including Anderson Mill Road, Whitestone Boulevard, Bell Boulevard, Parmer Lane, and Ronald Reagan Boulevard.
The City Council discussed and approved a motion to begin the Request for Proposals (RFP) process for microtransit scenarios and procurement considerations for a potential pilot program. The discussions focused on different microtransit options, regional innovative transportation initiatives, potential enhancements to the City's transit options and how best to meet the community's mobility needs.