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Frisco's on-demand GoZone service averaged about 324 rides a week through mid-October, up from about 106 before the promotion, an engineering report going to the City Council shows.
Accepting the Project Safe Neighborhoods award is on the consent agenda for Tuesday's City Council meeting. The money would equip the police department's developing Tourism and Hot Spot Policing Unit.
Carlos Liscano, a 101st Airborne combat engineer who earned the Bronze Star and came home to Frisco, is to be recognized at Tuesday's City Council meeting, a week before Veterans Day.
The new neighborhood park off Research Road has passed 90% completion, a parks report going to the City Council says. Council members will also discuss a separate new city dog park Tuesday.
The joint session at the library starts at 6 p.m. Oct. 27 with state-of-the-district and state-of-the-city reports. Across town, the Planning & Zoning Commission is asked to call a hearing on rewriting its appeals section.
The Frisco City Council voted unanimously to execute a Chapter 380 agreement with the Hunt family to pursue state grants for mixed-use improvements at Toyota Stadium.
The department's September report, going to the City Council on Tuesday, shows overall serious offenses down slightly for the year while traffic stops, case loads and four traffic deaths stand out.
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.
The Frisco Community Development Corporation board reviews its annual report to the City Council on Thursday, along with a budget that projects $43.7 million in spending this year and an $83.3 million unassigned balance.
