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Cedar Park honors two citizens who aided emergency responders

Cedar Park City Council · March 26, 2026
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Summary

The City recognized 6-year-old Maxwell Schneider for finding and comforting a missing autistic child and Luke Norsworthy for assisting an officer during a July 2022 arrest; Police Chief Mike Harmon presented awards to both.

The Cedar Park Police Department presented Citizens Public Service Awards during the March 26 council meeting.

Police Chief Mike Harmon described the March 6 search for a missing 6-year-old with autism and said Maxwell Schneider and his father found the boy in a wooded area, comforted him and helped reunite him with his family. "Max... took bravery, kindness, and a level of awareness far beyond your years," Harmon said as the council recognized Maxwell.

Chief Harmon also described a July 2022 incident in which Luke Norsworthy stopped, assisted an officer who had been injured during a struggle and helped control a resisting suspect. The chief presented Mr. Norsworthy with a departmental recognition for stepping in when an officer was incapacitated.

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