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Join the Frisco community for an empowering event celebrating women in law enforcement. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to learn about their vital roles and contributions to public safety, fostering a stronger connection between residents and their police department.
Frisco is offering a unique PGA Championship Boot Camp, preparing residents and enthusiasts for the prestigious 2027 event. This special session provides an exciting opportunity to learn more and get involved with the upcoming championship.
Frisco will host a Veterans Day Ceremony on November 7, 2026, to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. The community is invited to gather and show their gratitude for the sacrifices made by veterans.
Frisco residents are invited to participate in the "Two Causes One Walk" 5K run and walk this Saturday, October 31st, at HALL Park. This community event brings people together for a great cause, promoting health and local engagement. While some roads in HALL Park will be temporarily closed, the focus remains on fostering community spirit and support.
The Frisco City Council invites residents to its upcoming public meeting in November. This is an opportunity for community members to stay informed about local governance and participate in important discussions shaping the future of Frisco.
The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) is hosting a public meeting to discuss regional transportation initiatives. Frisco residents are encouraged to attend and provide input on plans that will impact local and regional travel.
Get ready to smash and compost your Halloween pumpkins at Frisco's annual Pumpkin Smash event on November 7th. This eco-friendly gathering offers a unique and fun way for families to dispose of their pumpkins while contributing to a greener community. Join your neighbors for an afternoon of smashing fun and sustainable practices.
Frisco is activating a new traffic signal at the intersection of Preston Road and Corporate Drive. This upgrade, becoming fully operational on Thursday, October 29th, aims to improve traffic flow and enhance safety for commuters in the area.
Frisco is preparing for a day of festive Halloween celebrations with 'Heritage Halloween' and 'Trick or Treat the Square' at Simpson Plaza. Families are invited to enjoy the community spirit, with Coleman Boulevard and surrounding roads closing to ensure a safe and fun environment for all participants.
Stay informed about the latest roadwork projects in Frisco for the week of October 26th. This essential update helps residents navigate upcoming traffic impacts and plan their commutes efficiently.
The Frisco City Council will convene for a public meeting on October 30th. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in local governance, staying informed about decisions impacting the community.
A special meeting of the Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission is set for October 27th. Community members are invited to attend and engage with discussions on specific planning and zoning matters.
The Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on October 27th. This public gathering is an opportunity for residents to stay informed about important development and zoning decisions shaping the future of Frisco.
Frisco's City Council and the Frisco ISD Board of Trustees will convene for a special joint meeting. This collaborative session highlights the ongoing partnership between city leadership and the school district, addressing important community matters.
FC Dallas and Toyota have announced a multi-year renewal of their presenting sponsorship and naming-rights agreement for Toyota Stadium and Toyota Soccer Center in Frisco. This continued partnership highlights the strong bond between the team, the automotive giant, and the Frisco community, ensuring the iconic stadium retains its name and support for years to come.
The City of Frisco has approved a crucial agreement, paving the way to apply for state grants. These incentives will support significant mixed-use improvements and development around the vibrant Toyota Stadium area, promising exciting growth for the community.
Frisco residents are invited to attend the City Council's public meeting on October 20, 2026, where important decisions regarding the community will be discussed and voted upon. This is a key opportunity for public engagement and staying informed about local governance.
The Frisco City Council will convene for a work session on October 20, 2026, offering residents insight into upcoming city initiatives and policy discussions. This session provides an opportunity for the council to delve into various topics before formal decisions are made.
Frisco is celebrating the successful completion of an $83 million downtown reinvestment project. This significant undertaking included the reconstruction of Elm and Main Streets, the addition of a new five-story parking garage, and the development of the vibrant 4th Street Plaza, enhancing the heart of the city.
A significant infrastructure project is underway in Frisco as the intersection of Frisco Street and Cobb Hill Drive will close for approximately seven months. This closure, starting October 12, 2026, is necessary for the construction of a new roundabout, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety in the area.
Frisco residents are encouraged to participate in the upcoming Election Day. This is an important opportunity for the community to exercise their civic duty and shape the future of our city.
Frisco residents are invited to participate in the 'Clean It & Green It: Streams' event, a community-wide effort to beautify and preserve local waterways. This initiative fosters environmental stewardship and community pride by bringing volunteers together for a positive impact on our city.
The Visit Frisco Board will hold its monthly meeting on October 14th to discuss strategies for promoting tourism and enhancing visitor experiences in Frisco. These discussions are vital for strengthening Frisco's reputation as a premier destination for residents and visitors alike.
The Frisco Hike & Bike Advisory Board will convene on October 12th to discuss important initiatives related to the city's trail systems and cycling infrastructure. Community members interested in active transportation and outdoor recreation are encouraged to stay informed about these discussions shaping Frisco's outdoor future.
The Frisco Arts and Culture Advisory Board is scheduled to meet on November 2nd. This board plays a vital role in fostering the city's vibrant arts scene, and public attendance helps ensure community input.
The Frisco Natural Resources Advisory Board is scheduled to meet on October 28, 2026, to discuss environmental stewardship and sustainable practices within the community. This meeting offers an opportunity to engage with local efforts to preserve Frisco's natural beauty.
The Frisco Board of Adjustment will hold its monthly meeting on October 28th. Community members are invited to attend and stay informed on important local decisions regarding zoning and development.
The Frisco City Council will hold a work session on November 3rd to discuss important city matters. These sessions are crucial for planning and policy development, offering transparency in local government operations.
The Frisco Animal Advisory Committee will hold its next meeting on October 22, 2026, to discuss matters concerning animal welfare and related community initiatives. Residents interested in contributing to or learning about animal services in Frisco are encouraged to attend.
The Frisco Rail District Advisory Board will hold its next meeting on November 2nd. This is an opportunity for community members to learn about and contribute to the ongoing development and vibrancy of the historic Rail District.