Cedar Park residents are finally heading home after a brush fire scare. It’s a solid reminder to keep your emergency alerts turned on so you aren't caught off guard next time.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days.
The total potential expenditure for these five-year contracts is up to $25 million if activated.
All Cedar Park residents benefit from faster recovery times following potential emergency events.
Residents who suffered property loss or personal tragedy.
The U.S. Department of Energy issued an emergency order to activate backup power from North Dakota to Louisiana as extreme heat could endanger the grid.
Heat index values, or the humidity-driven “feels like” temperatures, could reach 110 in Austin by 4 p.m. Thursday, according to the National Blend of Models, a composite weather forecast model.National Blend...
People arrive Friday at a flooded low water crossing on the Old Kerr Highway, separating them from Texas 16 after catastrophic flooding swelled rivers across Central Texas and the Hill Country.Sara...
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.
The city is focusing on recovery efforts following recent flooding, including supporting affected residents and honoring those lost.
The city is looking to lock in contracts for debris removal and monitoring in case of a major storm or emergency. This ensures we have help ready to go without scrambling during a crisis.
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