The City of Cedar Park Newsletter

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

Join us at Milburn Park for a fun and safe Independence Day

Celebrate Independence Day in Cedar Park! There will be live music, carnival rides, inflatables, concessions, fireworks, and a movie in the park immediately following the fireworks show. Glass is prohibited in the park! This is one of the bigger celebrations in the City of Cedar Park - something you don't want to miss!

Date: Thursday, July 4, 2024
Time: 5-11:30 pm
Location: Elizabeth Milburn Park, 1901 Sun Chase Blvd

Schedule

Food Trucks & Vendors

5-11:30 pm

Free Activities: Inflatables & Carnival Rides

5-8:30 pm

Live Music: Suede

7:30-9:30 pm

City Council Introduction, Color Guard & National Anthem

8:15 pm

Fireworks Show

9:30-9:45 pm

The Lorax Movie

9:50-11:30 pm

Information

Review the egress map to see which roads will be closed for the event
There will be NO onsite parking.
Nearby parking is recommended at:
Cedar Park Middle School (2100 Sun Chase Blvd)
Cedar Park High School (2150 Cypress Creek Rd)

Click here for more info.

City Offices closed on Independence Day

City offices, including the Library and Rec Center, will be closed in observance of Independence Day on Thursday, July 4.

Trash and recycling services remain on schedule.

Milburn Pool delayed opening

Elizabeth Milburn Pool will play host to a large swim meet this weekend. Expect the pool to open at 2:30 pm on Saturday, June 29.

If you're interested in getting to a city pool earlier, you can visit Veterans Memorial Pool from 12-7 pm or Buttercup Creek Pool from 1-8 pm.

Thank you for your patience!

Teen Court volunteers needed

Our Municipal Court is currently accepting applications for Teen Volunteers ages 14-17. Teen Court is held monthly on a Wednesday from 5-8 pm.

Click here for a link to the application.

Cedar Park archer headed to the Olympics

15-year-old Jordan White, from Cedar Park, will represent USA at the Olympic Games in Paris July 26 – August 11. He became the youngest U.S. archer to qualify for the Paralympics. Good luck, Jordan!

Check out his athlete bio here.

Olly over to our Go Skateboarding Day pics

Relive the epic moments from Go Skateboarding Day! Check out our Flickr page for a gallery of all the action, tricks, and fun that went down. Don't miss out on seeing yourself or your friends in action!

Stop the Pop

Let’s celebrate with sparklers, not scares!

This 4th of July, let’s keep the fireworks in the sky and the fur babies stress-free!

Here’s how to make it a pawsome holiday:

• Ensure your pet has an ID tag and chip

• Keep pets inside and secure

• Play gentle music to drown out the booms for pets and babies

Cedar Park, let’s #StopthePop and make it a blast for everyone! Fireworks are illegal both inside the City limits and within 5,000 feet (just under a mile) of City limits. Find all the deets here.

Introduction Of City Management Fellow, Chance Wood

The most recent City Council meeting took place on June 27, 2024.

Highlights included:

A Resolution authorizing an Agreement with The Playwell Group, Inc. for playground removal and installation in an amount not to exceed $240,929
A Resolution authoring an Agreement for construction of the Sidewalk Gap Closure Program Phase 6 Project with DigDug Construction, LLC in an amount not to exceed $333,051.05
Resolutions authorizing Interlocal Agreements between the City of Cedar Park and Williamson County for cost sharing of the Toro Grande Extension project; the RM 1431/Whitestone Boulevard widening project, the Lakeline Park Regional Trail Connection project, and the 183A at Whitestone Boulevard Intersection Improvement project

Watch the meeting here. The next City Council meeting is on July 11.