The City of Cedar Park Newsletter

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

Fight the Bite

Summer rain has left behind standing water — the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes that hatch in just 7 days!

Take action now:

Remove or puncture items that collect water
Wear long sleeves + pants at dawn & dusk, or use EPA-registered insect repellent
Dump standing water around your home

New Library Approaches Major Attendance Milestone

Since opening the doors on November 1, the new Cedar Park Public Library has welcomed readers, learners, and explorers of all ages—and now, they're about to celebrate a major milestone: 500,000 visitors!

That’s half a million stories discovered, questions answered, programs enjoyed, and moments shared in this vibrant new community space. Whether you’ve stopped in for a quiet place to read, joined us for events, or explored the tech and learning spaces, you’ve been part of this incredible journey.

Stop by the library this weekend, and the 500,000th visitor just might be you!

Central Texas Aquatics Association Awards

On July 21, Cedar Park lifeguard teams competed in the Central Texas Aquatics Association lifeguard competition. Fourteen teams from municipalities, waterparks, and pool management groups across Central Texas participated in lifeguard skills scenarios, and both Cedar Park teams came home with numerous awards.

Cedar Park Green:

1st place – team CPR scenario

3rd place – team first aid scenario

1st place overall

Cedar Park Blue:

1st place – team spinal scenario

2nd place – team CPR scenario

Spirit Award winner (third year in a row)

The Cedar Park Green Team will represent Cedar Park and the central region at the Texas Lifeguard Championships in College Station on August 4!

Report It!

Got a concern? Whether it’s a code violation, road issue, or public safety matter, it's easy to report problems! Visit cedarparktexas.gov/reportit to use the “Report It” tool on the city website to submit issues and track progress. Let’s work together to keep our community safe and well-maintained!

Summer Unplugged in Cedar Park

Put the screens down and soak up the sunshine! From shady trails and splash pads to local eats and community events, Cedar Park is full of ways to enjoy summer the unplugged way.

Take a walk through Brushy Creek North Fork Trail
Ride bikes with the family at Lakeline Park
Pack a picnic and catch a sunset at Brushy Creek Lake Park
Explore local shops and grab a scoop of ice cream

Disconnect to reconnect — your best summer memories are waiting here in 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 24, 2025.

Highlights included:

City Council agreed to the construction of the RE|CREATE project, a visionary repurposing of the former public library into a dynamic facility overseen by the Parks and Recreation Department. Designed as a multigenerational space, RE|CREATE will serve residents of all ages, providing inclusive environments where generations can connect, learn, and create together through multidisciplinary art and culture options, including visual arts, performing arts, cultural workshops, and interactive exhibits to inspire creativity and foster belonging. The Cedar Park City Council agreed to the construction and repurposing of the RE|CREATE project, not to exceed $4,074,099, reflecting the City's commitment to transforming spaces into vibrant hubs that enhance quality of life. View the presentation for design concepts and additional information.

Complementing this is the Town Center Park Tunnel Lighting Project, which upgrades infrastructure by installing new interactive LED lighting fixtures, security cameras, and solar power at the two pedestrian underpass tunnels under Discovery Blvd.

These enhancements illuminate pathways for safer evening use, add engaging features, and promote sustainability. View the presentation for full information on this project.

Both projects exemplify the effective use of Type B funding, administered by the Cedar Park Community Development Corporation Type B Board, a dedicated stream from local sales tax revenue allocated for community-oriented developments like parks, recreational facilities, and cultural amenities. Unlike general funds, Type B dollars are specifically tied to sales tax, with residents' contributions fueling these enhancements. So Don’t Branch Out! Shop Cedar Park and ensure that every dollar spent within Cedar Park city limits supports initiatives like RE|CREATE and the Town Center Park upgrades. Find out more about Don’t Branch Out online.

Watch the meeting here.

The next regular City Council meeting is on August 14.