Cedar Park Recreation Department Welcomes New Coordinators and Unveils Fall Activities

The Cedar Park City Council meeting on August 28, 2025, highlighted significant developments in the city's recreational programs and community engagement initiatives. The meeting featured the introduction of new recreation coordinators and an overview of upcoming fall events aimed at enhancing community participation.

During the meeting, the council welcomed two new recreation coordinators, Devon Hill and Justin, who will oversee outdoor and athletic programs, respectively. Hill brings experience from Southlake and Texas Parks and Wildlife, while Justin, a long-time employee, will manage adult sports and youth programs. Their appointments are expected to expand the city's recreational offerings significantly.

The council reported impressive summer statistics, noting that 475 children participated in various camps, including robotics and nature camps. Additionally, over 88,000 visits were recorded at the recreation center and aquatic facilities, with summer programs receiving an average satisfaction rating of 4.93 out of 5 from participants.

Looking ahead, the city has planned a busy fall schedule, starting with a "Friday Night Flicks" event featuring a movie screening and interactive activities for children. Other notable events include a Senior Expo, a 9/11 remembrance ceremony, and the annual Taste of Cedar Park, which supports local businesses. A unique Night Market Fun event will celebrate Asian cultures through food and performances, while the Fall Roundup will feature traditional activities like armadillo racing and hayrides.

The meeting concluded with a focus on ongoing programs, including beginner pickleball, youth baseball, and new offerings such as kayaking and archery. The city aims to foster community engagement through diverse recreational activities, ensuring that residents of all ages can participate and enjoy the benefits of local parks and programs.