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Frisco will spray for mosquitoes overnight Saturday and Sunday after two more West Nile positives
Trucks will ground spray in nine neighborhoods from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. both nights. Frisco has now had 16 positive mosquito pools this year, and no human cases.
2 days ago

PGA championships, Exide cleanup money and UNT Frisco's growth are on the city's 2027 wish list for the Legislature
The City Council votes Tuesday, Oct. 20, on a state legislative agenda that also opposes revenue caps and limits on economic development tools, and seeks help annexing surrounded unincorporated pockets.
2 days ago

FEMA grant would cover $2.6 million of the cost of 12 new firefighter-paramedics, with the city paying $1.86 million over three years
Council takes up the SAFER grant Tuesday, along with a $2.36 million ladder truck to replace Truck 8 that staff says will take about 50 months to arrive.
3 days ago
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Frisco ISD will sell open bus seats, at $500 a student, to riders who don't qualify for district busing
Applications for the new fare-based busing service open Nov. 2. Seats are limited to existing routes with room, and the fee is $175 for students in the free and reduced meal program.
3 days ago

About 100 residents, parents, staff and students start weighing a possible May 2027 Frisco ISD bond on Tuesday
Frisco ISD's bond planning committee holds the first of seven meetings Oct. 20 and will end its work in January with a recommendation to trustees, who decide whether to call a May 2027 election.
4 days ago

Frisco ISD's career and technical center opens to families Thursday evening
The open house at the CTE Center on Wade Boulevard runs 5 to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 15. More than 5,600 students now take classes there, and its student-run restaurant reopens to the public later this month.
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