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The City of Frisco will ground spray for West Nile virus in specific neighborhoods starting Saturday night after two mosquito pools tested positive.
The City of Frisco has announced new utility and pavement improvements on Holly and Hawthorne Streets, along with ongoing pavement replacement on three other residential roads.
The City of Frisco has named Thomas Bledsoe as its new Director of Human Resources, with the position set to begin in early September.
A section of eastbound Meadow Hill Drive will close for three weeks starting Monday, August 17, requiring drivers to use a detour via Rogers Road and Preston Road.
The City of Frisco will conduct overnight ground spraying this weekend after confirming a positive mosquito pool for West Nile virus.
Mark Hill, Frisco's newly elected mayor, has pledged to restore substantive discussion at City Council meetings while addressing concerns about decorum and economic development.
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Gaylord Parkway will close west of Ohio Drive starting April 1 for a four-month construction project, with modified traffic patterns on Ohio Drive.
The newly elected mayor of Frisco has stated his intention to safeguard the community's diversity while working to draw more families and commercial enterprises to the area.
Mark Hill, Frisco's newly sworn-in mayor, used his first address to promise a unified city that embraces diversity and attracts new businesses.
Traffic patterns shift Thursday, July 9, as the city begins construction on the east half of the new roundabout at Gaylord Parkway and Ohio Drive.
A study by SMU suggests autonomous vehicles may significantly ease DFW traffic congestion.
Mark Hill was sworn in as Frisco's new mayor, promising to foster a welcoming community and drive economic expansion following a contentious election cycle.
The City of Frisco has promoted Shannon Coates to Assistant City Manager and E.A. Hoppe to Deputy City Manager, reshaping its executive leadership team.
The Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to Zoning Ordinance Subsection 3.02 and Subsection 7.01. The city is the applicant for Zoning Case No. ZA26-0004 and may direct staff to draft a corresponding ordinance.
Frisco City Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to execute Amendment Number One to a professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for design services on the Research Road Water Line project from the Eldorado Pump Station to Legacy Drive.
The Frisco City Council will consider awarding Request for Qualifications #2505-086 to Jeff Zischke for the design, fabrication, and installation of public art at Northwest Community Park. The council will also authorize the City Manager to execute a Professional Services...
Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding a Specific Use Permit request from Diamond Towers V, LLC. The proposal involves a commercial antenna and support structure on a 0.6± acre agricultural lot. Council will consider directing staff to...
The Frisco City Council will consider directing staff to file a written notice of appeal with Development Services regarding Planning and Zoning Commission actions on site plans or plats. The appeal would follow provisions in the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances.
The Frisco City Council will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026, regarding a request to repeal Ordinance No. 2025-07-35 and rezone 2,158.6± acres as Planned Development-280.
The City of Frisco has announced road closures, parking options, and traffic detours for the July 4 Freedom Fest events at Riders Field.
The City of Frisco announced that new and ongoing pavement replacement projects may affect traffic, with most expected to take two weeks to complete.
