The city of Cedar Park has canceled its annual fireworks display July 4. Neighborhood pop-up parades across the city remain scheduled.
City Manager Brenda Eivens announced the cancellation at the June 25 Cedar Park City Council meeting. The city's fireworks vendor has allowed the city to postpone the fireworks for a future date, Eivens said.
Original post: July 23 at 11:53 a.m.
In lieu of its regular July 4 parade, the city of Cedar Park will host neighborhood pop-up parades across the city.
Parades will include Cedar Park public safety and public works vehicles, and routes are designed to keep firefighters within their districts, according to the city. The public is encouraged to dress and decorate their homes in red, white and blue.
No fireworks plans are set as of June 23, but the city will announce plans during the week of June 29.
There are 14 parade routes across 21 subdivisions. The routes include:
- Buttercup Creek;
- Red Oaks;
- Riviera Springs;
- Cypress Canyon and Deer Creek;
- Ranch at Brushy Creek and Walsh Trails;
- Caballo Ranch;
- Scottsdale Crossing;
- Westside Preserve;
- Twin Creeks;
- Forest Oaks;
- Carriage Hills, Villages at Carriage Hills, Woods at Carriage Hills, Trails at Carriage Hills and Crossing at Carriage Hills;
- Gann Ranch;
- Silverado Ranch; and
- Town Center, Quest Village and Park Place.
