Randy’s Priorities for Cedar Park
Leadership that listens and delivers results
Focused on the decisions City Council directly influences and the issues that shape daily life in Cedar Park
🛣️ Mobility & Infrastructure
Why this matters:
Traffic affects school drop-offs, work commutes, and daily errands
How Randy will help:
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Push for data-driven traffic planning
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Preserve neighborhood character as improvements are made
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Coordinate with regional growth partners
What this means for you:
More predictable trips, safer streets, and a city that keeps moving. Traffic is a tax on your time
💰 Affordability & Fiscal Responsibility
Why this matters:
Cedar Park should remain accessible to families, seniors, and young professionals
How Randy will help:
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Champion smart, transparent budgeting
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Seek efficiencies to ease tax pressures
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Prioritize essential services
What this means for you:
A tax-funded benefit from the City will be targeted to Cedar Park residents
🌆 Balanced, Sustainable Growth
Why this matters:
Growth should strengthen neighborhoods not strain them
How Randy will help:
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Guide growth that matches infrastructure capacity
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Protect neighborhood identity
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Plan long-term for water, utilities, and services
What this means for you:
Growth that brings benefits not burdens to daily life.
🚓🌳 Safe, Livable Neighborhoods
Public Safety
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Support Police, Fire and EMS
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Focus on readiness training and coordination
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Keep Cedar Park safe, prepared, and resilient
Parks and Quality of Life
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Preserve and expand green spaces
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Plan parks and trails for all ages
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Protect what makes Cedar Park feel like home
🏫 Community Partnerships That Matter
Some of the most important parts of life in Cedar Park are shaped through partnership.
City Council should be a strong supportive partner where families and neighborhoods are affected.
Public Schools
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Father of three with children educated in Leander ISD
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Supports strong coordination between the city and schools
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Focused on safety, traffic planning, and responsible growth near campuses
Bell District
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Helped shape the early vision as a Planning and Zoning leader
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Proud supporter of the Cedar Park Public Library as a community anchor
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Supports transparent development that delivers long-term value
How Randy Approaches Issues
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Resident driven by listening first
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Data informed and focused on facts
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Collaborative and respectful
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Transparent and accountable
“City Council should lead from within the community not from behind a podium.”
