Cedar Park's continued growth relies on active, enthusiastic and dedicated residents. Our residents know Cedar Park is a special place to raise a family, live, learn and grow. Being a resident has definite advantages, from entertainment and community events to public safety to education. It's all here!

 

The following links provide information on subjects residents are particularly interested in. If you can't find exactly what you're looking for, try using the search engine in the top righ tof the screen, or browsing the FAQ section in the Quick Links menu to the left.

 

Everything from Parks and Recreation events to City Council meetings are listed in the Events Calendar. Time, date, and place are all indicated for each event.

 

Pothole need filling? Street light out? Weeds or junk in a neighboring lot? Just use this easy form to submit your service request to City Hall! This form is also available on every page of this site via the Quick Links menu to the left.

 

 

Renew checked out materials, find out about reading groups and book clubs, learn a foreign language and more.

 

Cedar Park is a rapidliy growing city, and keeping up with increasing traffic is a full-time job. The Planning & Transportation Department maintains a list of all current transportation projects where you can find out exactly what work is being done and when it's expected to be completed.

 

 

Numerous volunteer boards and commissions advise the City Council on everything from planning and development, economic development, and historical preservation, among many other groups. These boards and commissions are made up of Cedar Park residents who typically meet once a month.

 

The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter is a collaborative effort between the county and participating cities of Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander and Hutto.

Keeping your family safe in cases of emergency is not something you want to be worried about, so Cedar Park has organized a section of this site to get important emergency related information to you. You'll find contact information for emergency services departments and personnel, natural disaster preparedness, links to other sites such as Homeland Security and NOAA, and much more.

 

 

Transportation for disabled residents as well as the general public

 

 

The Treasure of The Hills Senior Center offers games, aerobics, movies, outings, a book club and much more.