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Frisco Council to Vote on Revised 2026 Property Tax Rate

The Frisco City Council will vote on a revised 2026 tax rate of 42.5517 cents during its September 15 meeting.

Marcus Delgado

September 4, 20261 min read

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The Frisco City Council is scheduled to vote on the proposed 2026 tax rate during its regularly scheduled meeting on September 15, 2026. The session begins at approximately 6:30 p.m. at the George A Purefoy Municipal Center, located at 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.

During a special called work session on September 2, the City Council directed city staff to maintain the current property tax rate at 42.5517 cents. This decision followed a recalculation of the city’s voter-approval tax rate, which was adjusted from 44.1289 cents down to 42.5517 cents.

A revised notice regarding the public hearing for the tax rate will be published in the Dallas Morning News on September 10. The city has posted several required documents online, including a notice of the meeting to vote on the tax rate, a notice about 2026 tax rates, and a 2026 notice of estimated taxes.

Residents seeking additional information can access these PDF notices through the city’s official channels. The upcoming council meeting will serve as the formal venue for the public hearing and subsequent vote on the adopted tax rate for the coming fiscal year.

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Marcus Delgado

Marcus Delgado covers Frisco City Hall and municipal politics, following council decisions and how they shape daily life across the city.

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