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.
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The city offers incentives to local businesses to help them reskill their current employees.
Local employees looking to upgrade their skills and companies needing a tech-savvy workforce.
Nearby residents and the James Avery corporate campus.
The city is incentivizing a major building materials company to consolidate its headquarters in Cedar Park, which is expected to create nearly 100 jobs and jumpstart office park development.
The city is working to keep major businesses like Texas Materials Group in Cedar Park by offering incentives to consolidate their operations here. This helps the local economy by bringing more high-paying jobs and tax revenue to the area.
The city is working to attract high-tech engineering and manufacturing firms to boost the local economy and create jobs.
The city is monitoring how AI is changing local jobs and working with schools to make sure students are trained for the future.
The board is reviewing legal and maintenance issues related to the HEB Center at Cedar Park.
Firefly Aerospace moves into 3 new buildings in Cedar Park KVUE
The city is focusing on attracting high-tech industries like robotics, biotech, and aerospace to create jobs and grow the local economy. By partnering with firms like Plug & Play, the city aims to build a 'hub' that keeps these companies in Cedar Park long-term.
The city is actively working to bring new tech and defense companies to Cedar Park. This helps create local jobs and strengthens the city's tax base.
The city is tracking business leads and site visits to bring new jobs to Cedar Park. They are also focusing on helping existing businesses stay in the area.
The city is actively tracking how local businesses are doing to ensure they have the support they need to stay and grow in Cedar Park. With 73% of employers feeling positive about the future, the city is focusing on connecting them with workforce training and local resources.
The city is aggressively recruiting high-tech companies to boost the local economy and provide high-paying jobs for residents.
Cedar Park updates progress on CedarView retail-hotel development Hill Country News
BREAKING: Perfect Game HQ project in Cedar Park Texas to start in 2027 Youth Sports Business Report
WilCo Partners with Cedar Park to Create Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation Williamson County (.gov)
The city is planning to invest in new startup grants and administrative support to keep the local economy growing.
A regional destination: Texas’ second-largest retail store set to bring visitors to Cedar Park Community Impact
The board manages agreements that provide public funds to businesses in exchange for job creation and capital investment. These agreements include safeguards to ensure the city is protected if projects don't meet their goals.
Cedar Park authorizes establishment of Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation Community Impact
Cedar Park joins spaceport initiative north of Austin, replacing Burnet County The Business Journals
Cedar Park joining Central Texas spaceport development group KVUE
H-E-B anchored Texas city attracts Tiger Woods project, Tacodeli MySA
The city is hosting a summit to connect local employers with workforce pipelines and training providers to help fill job gaps.
The city is working to make sure local businesses can find the workers they need right here in Cedar Park. By connecting schools and training programs with employers, they hope to keep talent local and help residents land good jobs.
Great Lakes Capital & NFM Break Ground on Full-Service Marriott Hotel Development in Cedar Park, Texas Hotel Online
Construction Commences on Marriott Hotel and Convention Center in Cedar Park, Texas Hotel News Resource
The city celebrated the first graduates of a co-op program that trains high school students for careers in public works.
Cedar Park breaks ground on new hotel and convention center Community Impact
As AI changes how we work, the city is focusing on training programs to ensure local workers have the skills needed for high-tech jobs.
Cedar Park, Texas, getting new convention center and hotel KVUE
Neighbors and local business owners are concerned that a proposed industrial park will bring heavy truck traffic and safety hazards to a busy frontage road, while also clashing with the area's high-end office character.
The city is focusing on keeping existing businesses happy and growing. This helps ensure a stable local economy and provides jobs for residents.
Making space: Major tech companies are bringing innovation and jobs to Cedar Park Community Impact
The city is reviewing several requests to change land use designations to allow for more intensive commercial and industrial development. These changes could bring more jobs to the area but also increase traffic and change the look of major corridors.
The city is actively working to attract new businesses and jobs, with over 200 projects currently in the pipeline.
The city successfully recruited a global medical technology firm, Enovis, which will bring over 160 jobs to the area. This is a big win for the city's goal of diversifying its local industry.
The city is actively working to bring high-tech medical companies to Cedar Park to diversify the local economy and create high-quality jobs. This project is a key part of that strategy, bringing a global medical device manufacturer to the area.
City Council to consider bringing Trader Joe’s to Cedar Park Community Impact
Cedar Park attracting film talent to Texas as 'Digital Media Friendly Texas Certified Community' KVUE
$250 million mixed-use project breaks ground in Cedar Park, Texas Austin American-Statesman
Shop LC to move headquarters from Austin to Cedar Park KVUE
Perfect Game development nixes plans in Hutto, chooses Cedar Park KVUE
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