Winter Storm Updates The City Of Cedar Park Is Here For You; Some Facilities And Services May Have Weather-Related Delays

Press release from the City of Cedar Park:

February 12, 2021

UPDATE Saturday, February 13, 2021

City facilities adjusted hours

Due to the travel advisory for Williamson County we have adjusted the hours at City Facilities.

Saturday (2/13):

Recreation Center and Cedar Park Public Library will close at 2.

Sunday (2/14):

Recreation Center and Cedar Park Public Library will be closed.

Monday (2/15):

City offices, Library and Recreation Center will be closed in observance of Presidents Day. Your trash and recycling pickup remains on schedule, but keep in mind that there could be weather-related delays.

Other closures and updates:

Milburn Pool
Lap Swim remains closed through Wednesday, February 17, 2021.

Many other City services may be accessed online. Click here to see the full menu of City Services Online.

Trash & Recycling delays Friday, February 12
Due to icy conditions, trash and recycling pickup for Friday, February 12, 2021 is delayed to Saturday, February 13, 2021. Please leave your bins out at the curb so that crews can collect your trash and recycling tomorrow. Please also note while next week’s regularly-scheduled trash and recycling pickups are not affected by the Presidents Day holiday, the schedule could be impacted by weather conditions. Please check this page regularly for updates. If you experience any other issue related to trash and recycling pickup, report it here. Please check this website regularly for the latest updates and information, as this cold weather event is ever-evolving.

Report a Problem

Trash/recycling delays?
If you experience delays in trash/recycling pickup this week or next, please keep in mind it could be weather-related. Leave out your bin(s) for collection the next possible day. If you experience a multiple-day delay, please report it so our trash/recycling crews can respond efficiently.

Spot a downed tree?
If it’s on a neighborhood street or sidewalk, please report it to us here. If it’s causing a life-threatening hazard in a major roadway or is creating another serious potentially life threatening issue – such as pulling down a power line – please call 9-1-1. Please know that our Police and Firefighters have been responding non-stop weather-related accidents and other emergencies, and our Public Works crews are working around the clock to clear fallen trees across sidewalks and streets throughout Cedar Park.

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