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Cedar Park targets spring finish for Brushy Creek Sports Park upgrades

Field, trail, and parking improvements underway

Author
Ashley LarkinEditor, Leander Scoop and Round Rock Scoop
Published
February 4, 20268:40 AM CST
Section
NewsLocal reporting
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3 min read226 words
Location
Leander, TXWilliamson County
Cedar Park targets spring finish for Brushy Creek Sports Park upgrades — featured image

Cedar Park targets spring finish for Brushy Creek Sports Park upgrades — featured image

Ashley Larkin for WilCo Guide

The city of Cedar Park expects to complete a series of improvements at Brushy Creek Sports Park by spring 2026, according to a project update shared during a Jan. 22 City Council meeting.

Randy Lueders, Cedar Park’s director of engineering and capital projects, told council members that construction is currently underway and progressing toward completion later this spring.

What’s included in the project

The ongoing work focuses on upgrades to both athletic facilities and park infrastructure. Planned improvements include:

  • New fencing and nets for sports fields
  • Drainage and infield improvements at the softball fields
  • Expansion of the park’s parking lot
  • Additional trails throughout the park
  • Upgrades to existing trails, including replacing decomposed granite paths with concrete
  • Construction of a new maintenance building

City officials say the improvements are intended to enhance usability, safety, and long-term maintenance of the park.

Funding and approvals

The project is funded through Cedar Park’s 2022 bond package. City Council approved a construction contract in July totaling approximately $1.7 million to complete the work.

Field surfaces remain unchanged

City officials previously discussed the possibility of converting the athletic fields to artificial turf. That option was ultimately not pursued, and the fields will remain natural grass.

Once completed, the upgrades are expected to improve the experience for athletes, families, and park visitors while supporting the city’s growing recreational needs.

Updated August 23, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.

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