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The City of Frisco will conduct overnight ground spraying in the Starwood neighborhood this weekend after a mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile virus.
The 2026–27 guide identifies changes near Sem and Tadlock elementary schools and on Fighting Eagles Lane.
The new signal west of Legacy Drive is scheduled to become fully operational Thursday, weather permitting.
The City of Frisco will conduct overnight ground spraying this weekend after confirming a positive mosquito pool for West Nile virus.
Frisco residents should anticipate traffic impacts from ongoing utility, pavement, and roadway improvement projects across several neighborhoods.
The City of Frisco has officially opened Northwest Community Park, a 122-acre facility featuring extensive trails, a splash pad, and ecological restoration efforts focused on the Blackland Prairie ecosystem.
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The City of Frisco has opened Northwest Community Park, a 122-acre facility featuring extensive trails, playgrounds, and active Blackland Prairie restoration efforts.
Collin County commissioners voted to increase the property tax rate, marking the first hike in over three decades, as rapid population growth strains public services and infrastructure budgets.
The city has listed several ongoing and new roadway projects that may impact local traffic, with most expected to be completed within two weeks.
The Frisco City Council unanimously approved a balanced budget for fiscal year 2027 that keeps the property tax rate at .425517 and funds new city positions.
The City of Frisco will ground spray for West Nile virus in specific neighborhoods starting Saturday night after two mosquito pools tested positive.
A new traffic signal at the Lebanon Road and 4th Army Drive intersection is entering a flashing mode phase before becoming fully operational on September 10.
City officials urge state lawmaker to modify multifamily housing law that limits local zoning control.
The Frisco City Council will vote on a revised 2026 tax rate of 42.5517 cents during its September 15 meeting.
The city has announced several new utility and pavement improvement projects expected to impact traffic over the next two weeks.
The Frisco City Council has directed staff to keep the FY27 property tax rate at the current level while considering further reductions to proposed utility rate increases.
The City of Frisco will ground spray for West Nile virus in four neighborhoods starting Saturday night after one mosquito pool tested positive.
The City of Frisco has listed six roadway projects scheduled for completion, with most expected to take two weeks unless weather delays occur.
SAFER gives Frisco first responders floor plans, hazardous chemical lists and live camera feeds before they reach a school. It started in 2008 when a fire chief asked the school board to pause a purchase.
All southbound lanes of the Dallas North Tollway between U.S. 380 and Panther Creek Parkway will close from 12 to 4 a.m. Friday, August 14, for signage replacement.
City Hall and administrative offices will be closed Monday, September 7, with trash collection delayed by one day.
