The program was created at the request of Cedar Park City Council Member Heather Jefts. Readers can find videos and flyers with safety tips online at www.headsupcedarpark.com.
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Cedar Park announced the launch of a transportation safety campaign Aug. 24. “Heads up, Cedar Park” aims to encourage drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to travel safely and to lookout for each other while on roads or trails.
The program was created at the request of Cedar Park City Council Member Heather Jefts. Readers can find videos and flyers with safety tips online at www.headsupcedarpark.com.
The program was created at the request of Cedar Park City Council Member Heather Jefts. Readers can find videos and flyers with safety tips online at www.headsupcedarpark.com.
By Abby Bora
Abby Bora started at Community Impact Newspaper in May 2017. After working as a reporter, she became editor of the Cedar Park-Leander edition in October 2018. She covers Leander ISD and city government. Bora graduated from Johnson & Wales University in Providence, R.I. with a bachelor’s degree in media and communications studies.
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