Reminder For Williamson County Residents: Tax Collector's Office Closed On Friday

Residents wishing to pay their property taxes this year to claim as deduction must do so before this coming Thursday as a result.

Cedar Park Officials Lure Oncology Billing, Consulting Firm Headquarters

Revenue Cycle Inc. will receive $433,200 worth of city incentives to defray costs of buying a $5 million building for new headquarters.

As He Prepares To Step Down, Williamson County Auditor David U. Flores Is Lauded For His Service

In his 28-year career, Flores brought the county's bond rating from BBB- to AAA and saw cash reserves grow to more than $80 million.

Cedar Park Offices Closed For Thanksgiving Holiday Week, Other Functions Alter Operation Hours

City offices will close Thursday, Friday, while the recreation center, library will close on Wednesday and stay closed until Friday.

Cedar Park Council Approves Spending For Police Firing Range, Pact For 183A Improvements

Expenditure of $440,486 is approved for new training facility, and resolution lets mobility authority to begin planning road enhancements.

Cedar Park City Manager Secures Award For Leadership, Record Of Training Others

Brenda Eivens has worked at the city for 20 years, steadily climbing the ranks from human resources to her current post.

Cedar Park City Council Mulling Lowered Speed Limit On Street Fronting School

Parents of children attending Cedar Park Charter Academy are pressing for crosswalk, signs with flashing lights and reduced speed signs.

Williamson County DA Jana Duty Won't Prosecute High-Profile Murder Case

Duty's previous oversight led to mistrial in Crispin Harmel case involving woman's death in the parking lot of a Cedar Park Walmart.

Williamson County District Clerk's Office Scheduled To Close For Staff Training

The office will close all day on Oct. 5, but emergency filings can still be made, officials said.

Williamson County Schedule Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For Kauffman Loop

One year in the making, the new two-lane roadway is located at northeast quadrant of Ronald Reagan at SH 29.

Cedar Park City Council Adopts Lowest Tax Rate In 13 Years

However, the near-penny reduction per $100 valuation is likely offset given soaring property values throughout the region.

Both Round Rock and Cedar Park Chambers Of Commerce Oppose Department Of Labor 'Overtime Rule'

After Texas sues to block the granting of overtime to more workers, local groups voice their own opposition based on impact to businesses.

Cedar Park Officials Poised To Pass $132M Budget For Its Upcoming Fiscal Year

The budget calls for a slightly lowered tax rate from last year, but those gains will be nullified in light of soaring property values.

Leander City Council Expected To Pass Tax Rate during Its Regular Meeting

What's proposed is a slight decrease, but homeowners tax bills are still going to increase given soaring property values.

Justice Of The Peace Precinct 2 Office Closed Friday For Personnel Training

While some fines can be paid online, others that can't have prompted county officials to extend all due dates and criminal appearance dates.

Williamson County Officials Pass Detailed Budget For Fiscal Year 2016-17

Renovations to Cedar Park annex building, across-the-board raises (including for elected officials) and animal shelter expansion included.

Cedar Park City Council Members Are Present With Proposed $132M City Budget

This year's version calls for raises for city workers and emergency personnel, bond-funded infrastructure projects and 17 new positions.

Ratings House Upgrades Cedar Park Public Debt

The enhanced credit rating allows the city to issue debt at lower interest rates and allows for greater refinancing flexibility.

Cedar Park Officials Eyeing Several Options For Drainage Fixes

The most expensive plan would have a price tag of $45 million.

Cedar Park Honored For Communication Related To Bell Boulevard Redevelopment Master Plan

Texas Association of Municipal Information commends city's efforts at communicating project developments to its residents.

Longtime Economic Development Official Joins Cedar Park

Larry Ruggiano joins the city to help lure and expand businesses after working for the governor's office.

Cedar Park Officials Looking Into Implementing Drainage Fee

Lack of adequate resources currently prevents city from maintaining storm water system in the long-term and making needed improvements.

Nearby City To Reap Millions In Savings Refinancing Debt On Utility System Cedar Park Helped Buy

Round Rock officials say $6 million in savings stem from utility system refinance of $33.8 million in revenue bonds issued toward purchase.

Cedar Park Officials To Have Voice In Controversial Transmission Lines Project

City council members seek to have some influence in deciding where to place the lines in the most unobtrusive way possible.

Cedar Park Elections: Mayor, Incumbents Win; Former Councilman Returns; Land Prop Passes [UPDATED]

Mayor Matt Powell among the winners Saturday night, with a rather commanding 89 percent of the vote to gain third term.

Cedar Park PAC Must Pay $500 Fine For Not Filing Campaign Finance Report

The 30-day summary of expenses should have been filed April 6, not in July as the treasurer believed.

Cedar Park Place 4 Race Getting Heated

Kaden Norton issues flier of challenger Cobby Caputo donning a digitally added crown atop his head amid charges he's a "crony capitalist."

Leander Residents Head To Polls As Early Voting Begins

Voters casting ballots for millions of dollars in bond packages and weighing in on key council positions.

Cedar Park Early Voting Starts With Council Seats, Parkland Sale Proposal On Ballot

Early voting runs until May 3 ahead of the May 7 general election.

Leander Poised For Its Biggest Ever Bond Election

A May referendum asks voters to pass a $70.3 million bond package for a variety of projects, from road improvements to senior center.

Cedar Park Council Approves $85K Incentives Package To Land Corporate HQ

Cancer center operator Comprehensive Healthcare Managements must adhere to several conditions before securing the full inducements package.

Council To Consider Rezoning Acreage For Senior Living Facility

Envisioned complex would contain more than 80 units catering to older residents requiring varying degrees of care.

Mayor Matt Powell Honored For A Decade Of Service

Powell's 10-year winning streak began with 2005 election to city council.

Tickets To Annual 'State Of Leander' Address Nearly Sold Out

Mayor Chris Fielder will update community on past accomplishments and future plans next week.

City Spurs Along Parmer Ranch Trails Development

Developer given more than $400,000 in incentives to start construction of office buildings.

In Case You Missed It: Open Carry Banned by These Cedar Park-Area Businesses

Here is a list of businesses in the Cedar Park area that have opted out of open carry.

Open Carry Banned by These Cedar Park-Area Businesses

Here is a list of businesses in the Cedar Park area that have opted out of open carry.

Council To Discuss Bell Boulevard Realignment

Efforts aimed at revitalizing long-declining 'backbone' of Cedar Park.

Upcoming Council Meeting Showcases Municipal Growth

Rezoning for retail and installation of city logos throughout town to be considered.

In Case You Missed it: Child Safety Zones in Leander Aim to Protect Kids from Predators

A new ordinance prevents sex offenders from moving within 1,000 feet of parks and other places where children typically gather.