Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Cedar Park public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
17 topics in development
Trail Safety and Development
Commercial Land Preservation vs. Housing Demand
1200 W. Whitestone Blvd Rezoning
Development Services Appreciation
Development & housing
Indigo Ridge South
C.3 Pride Month Proclamation
Carter Subdivision
C.2. Special Use Permit for Pickle & Pint
Pickle & Pint SUP
St. Mary's Church Construction
6400 183A Toll Road
Cedar Park Town Center Development Agreement
Outdoor Pickleball Facility Special Use Permit at 820 North Vista Ridge Boulevard
North Fork Planned Development
Arrow Point Commercial
North Fork Development Impact
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Cedar Park from local and regional media.
These 5 projects are reshaping Cedar Park, from hotels to roads
Cedar Park has grown into one of the largest cities in the Austin metropolitan area and an increasingly important center for business, retail and entertainment. The city’s population climbed from 48,937 in 2010...
Taylor OKs data center and power plant campus amid resident opposition
Taylor resident Pamela Griffin urges Taylor City Council members to reject a proposed data center project during a July 9 meeting. The council unanimously approved the project Thursday.Sara Diggins/Austin Ameri...
Oct 9, 2026Monday is the last day to register to vote in the November midterm elections | Here's how to check your status
Monday, Oct. 5, is the deadline to register to vote in Texas for the Nov. 3 election.
Oct 6, 2026Marriott hotel to join CedarView development in 2027 - Hill Country News
CEDAR PARK — A 297-room Marriott hotel and conference center is scheduled to open in April 2027, adding another major component to the CedarView mixed-use development. The hotel is under …
Oct 6, 2026Betting that Abbott will soon restore funding, some Texas agencies accept Flock’s offer to keep cameras on
Some local officials have suggested they expect Abbott will reinstate funding for the surveillance cameras, which are politically unpopular, after the election.
Oct 5, 2026Robb Elementary could be become site of permanent memorial as school district works to sell property to city
The City of Uvalde plans to create a separate committee to guide the memorial's design with public input expected to play a role in that process.
Sep 30, 2026Experts warn about synthetic opioids mislabeled as kratom following Ole Miss student deaths
After a potent kratom-type product was found near two students who died, narcotics agents traced the packages to two convenience stores. Two men have been arrested.
Sep 30, 2026Austin council approves controversial Circle C rezoning
A sign opposing the proposed Tract 110 zoning change is displayed outside a home on Galsworthy Lane on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026.Jay Janner/Austin American-StatesmanAustin City Council voted Thursday to approve...
Sep 29, 2026New Texas coalition raises concerns about data centers’ water use
"We The People Texas" is calling for a pause and review of water commitments associated with data center projects.
Sep 28, 2026Paige Ellis is out. Two candidates are vying for her Austin City Council seat.
Former Austin EMS Association president Selena Xie announced she will run to represent District 8 on the Austin City Council. Selena Xie speaks with the Austin American-Statesman editorial board.Ricardo B. Braz...
Sep 28, 2026Coalition wants Dallas voters to decide City Hall’s fate
Petition Drive aims to gather 20,000 signatures to place charter amendment on May 2027 ballot.
Sep 25, 2026Firefly scales up spacecraft production with new Cedar Park cleanroom
Firefly scales up spacecraft production with new Cedar Park cleanroom Community Impact
Sep 25, 2026