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Cedar Park · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cedar Park public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Cedar Park just dropped a brand-new park as part of a larger city expansion project. It’s a solid win for anyone looking for more green space to hang out in as the area continues to blow up.
Cedar Park is installing license plate readers all over town to help police catch criminals and track stolen cars. While it’s a win for law enforcement, it’s also raising some big questions about how much of your daily movement is being tracked.
The city finalized its $215.2 million budget, which includes a tax rate of $0.36. It funds new police and fire staff and various capital projects.
Cedar Park is shaking things up with three new updates that might change your morning drive and hit your wallet. Keep an eye on these shifts to see how your neighborhood routine is about to evolve.
Cedar Park is getting a brand-new full-service Marriott, which is a big win for local jobs and tourism. It’s a sign the city is growing into a destination for business travelers and visitors alike.
The board updated its long-term goals to be more flexible, moving away from strict budget percentages to focus on merit-based project selection.
The city is finalizing a new three-year contract with the police union to set terms for the department.
The long-awaited upgrades at Brushy Creek Sports Park are finally hitting the finish line this spring. You can look forward to better facilities for your weekend sports and outdoor hangouts very soon.
The Firefighters Association president raised concerns about pay competitiveness compared to neighboring cities, noting that Cedar Park firefighters fall behind in mid-to-late career compensation.
Cedar Park’s City Council just officially censured one of their own over a messy Facebook post. It’s a wake-up call that local leaders are being held to a higher standard for what they say online.
Cedar Park is officially getting a Trader Joe's after the City Council approved the zoning changes needed to break ground. It’s a big win for locals who won't have to drive as far to stock up on their favorite snacks.
Cedar Park is getting a brand-new 300-room Marriott hotel. It’s a big move that’s expected to bring more jobs to the area and give our local tourism scene a serious upgrade.
Cedar Park is officially giving the old library a massive glow-up to turn it into a modern community hub. It’s all about creating a new, go-to spot for neighbors to hang out and connect.
Cedar Park just dropped $2 million on construction materials to keep our city's infrastructure projects moving. It’s a massive slice of the budget, so it’s worth keeping an eye on how that cash is actually being spent.
Cedar Park is installing new traffic lights at two major intersections by 2026 to cut down on accidents and gridlock. If you drive through these spots, expect some construction headaches in the near future.
Cedar Park is dropping $14 million in incentives to lure Texas Materials to move their HQ to town. It’s a massive gamble that the company's arrival will spark enough new jobs and tax cash to make the payout worth it.
A resident raised concerns about a large, abandoned tour bus that has been parked in a residential area for months despite being tagged by police.
A new state law is taking away Cedar Park’s ability to set its own rules for food trucks. This means the local regulations you're used to might be getting a major overhaul soon.
Election season is officially kicking off in Cedar Park, and it’s time to see who’s vying for a seat at the table. Make sure you know exactly who is on your ballot so you can have a real say in how our city grows.
A local pastor requested that the Council declare June as Responsible Fatherhood Month to support families and reduce social issues.
Cedar Park is being sued over claims that city officials ignored red flags about a former officer later accused of sexual assault. This case puts the city’s police oversight and hiring practices under a microscope, potentially costing taxpayers a bundle.
Cedar Park has three open City Council seats up for grabs with six candidates running. It’s a big chance to decide who manages your tax dollars and sets the rules for our city’s future.