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Submit questions for November 8 Council Chat
Council Chat is happening on Wednesday, November 8 from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Rec Center (1435 Main St.)! Attend in person or via Facebook Live. Mayor Jim Penniman-Morin, Council Members Bobbi Hutchinson and Mel Kirkland will be there to answer your questions.

Can't be there in person? Submit questions now and watch the video later. Ask your questions during the chat or submit them in advance.
Cedar Park approves agreement for Hanyang ENG USA Inc. National Headquarters
Hanyang Eng USA, Inc. (Hanyang) and the City of Cedar Park have reached an agreement that will establish a Hanyang national corporate headquarters in the community. The Mayor of Cedar Park Jim Penniman-Morin said, “This is another big step for our community. We will retain our small-town feel, while increasingly having global opportunities.”
Heads up for trick-or-treaters
Halloween is Tuesday, October 31! Not all trick-or-treaters will be wearing giant inflatable costumes or know the rules of the road. Please take extra caution when driving through neighborhoods and watch for spooky witches and brave superheroes roaming the streets looking for treats.
Police announce new tool for community to provide feedback
Soon, the Cedar Park Police will be sending out text message surveys after certain interactions with Dispatchers and Officers in the Department. Each survey will be a few questions about how satisfied you are, and ask for feedback. This may be after low priority calls or certain types of reports, and may happen a few hours or a few days after the interaction.

Your feedback is important and they want to know how they are doing. They also want to be able to provide positive feedback to staff, and to know if something can be improved.
Not everyone will receive a survey, and residents that do not want to participate can simply not respond. This cannot be used to report any type of emergency, criminal activity, or make a formal complaint with the Department.
Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 28
Cedar Park Police is hosting a Drug Take Back Day on October 28 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Police Department (911 Quest Parkway).

This is a great time to get rid of any unwanted & unused prescription drugs so they don't fall into the wrong hands! Bring unwanted pills for disposal (no liquids, needles).
Fight the Bite
Be sure to drain the standing water from around your yard after the recent rain! It only takes one teaspoon of water to grow mosquitoes.
City of Cedar Park remains in Stage 3 Water Conservation
Get the watering schedule, detailed information, answers to frequently asked questions and more here.

Fall Yard Trimmings Recycling
Mark your calendars, the Fall Yard Trimming Recycling pick-up is happening November 6-17.
Drug Take Back Day
Saturday, October 28
10:00 am-2:00 pm
Cedar Park Police Department

Sunday, October 29
4:00-5:00 pm
Cedar Park Public Library

Monday, October 30
7:00-8:30 pm
Cedar Park Public Library

Saturday, November 4
12:00-4:00 pm
Lakeline Park

Saturday, November 4
2:00-3:30 pm
Cedar Park Public Library

Sunday, November 5
6:30-9:00 pm
Cedar Park Public Library

Tuesday, November 7
2:00-3:00 pm
Cedar Park Public Library

Saturday, November 11
8:00-10:00 am
Veterans Memorial Park

City Offices Closed
Friday, November 10

Recreation Center and Library Closed
Saturday, November 11

Wednesday, December 27-Friday, December 29
Tuesday, January 2-Friday, January 5
Half & Full-Day Available
Cedar Park Recreation Center

Visit the Library Calendar page to see all the fun events happening in the month of October!
The last City Council meeting took place on October 26. Highlights included:
  • Update on upcoming Library and Parks & Recreation Department programs and events for the Holiday Season
  • Recognized 10 Years of Service for Laura Parra, Senior Deputy Court Clerk

Watch the meeting here. The next Council meeting is on November 9.
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