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A rendering of the new Public Safety Training Facility

Here are 5 infrastructure, transportation projects underway in Cedar Park

By Chloe Young

Cedar Park is advancing five major infrastructure and transportation projects, including a public safety training facility, road expansions and new traffic signals.

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