"No Great thing is created Suddenly"
--Epictetus (A.D.200)
Frisco Population
May 1, 2007: 94,652 - 757 *
Apr 1, 2007: 95,409 + 719
Mar 1, 2007: 94,690 + 702
Feb 1, 2007: 93,988 + 642
Jan 1, 2007: 93,346 + 1,148
Dec 1, 2006: 92,198 + 769
Nov 1, 2006: 91,429 + 831
Oct 1, 2006: 90,598 + 782
Sep 1, 2006: 89,816 + 745
Aug 1, 2006: 89,071 + 602
Jul 1, 2006: 88,469 + 729
Jun 1, 2006: 87,740 + 769
May 1, 2006: 86,971 +10,211
May 1, 2005: 76,760 +11,281
May 1, 2004: 65,479
2006 Average
852 people per month moved to Frisco
2005 Average
768 people per month moved to Frisco *
*Adjusted with NCTCOG numbers
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Frisco Government Access Channel (FGAC)
Time Warner Cable: Channel 16
Grande Cable: Channel 12
Council Broadcasts
Tuesday - 9:00 am
Thursday - 7:00 pm
Saturday - 2:00 pm
P&Z Broadcasts:
Monday - 7:00 pm
Wednesday - 7:00 pm
Thursday - 9:00 am
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Warrant List
The Collin County Sheriff's Office is now posting a searchable list of
more than 35,000 active warrants on the county's web page. The list covers
active arrest warrants from Class-C misdemeanors to First-degree felonies, and
includes fine amounts, bond amounts and the name, physical description and the
last known address of an offender. The web page also has instructions posted on
how those on the list can pay off late fines and fees, plus ways to alert
authorities on where to find those being sought.
The Active Warrants List includes
offenses from fishing without a license to unpaid traffic tickets to burglary
and other felony crimes that have been committed in Collin County.
Late last year, the Collin County Sheriff's Office began posting the county jail's Current
Inmate List online as well. Both can
be reached from the Sheriff's Office section of the website.
Sheriff
Terry G. Box said: "The Internet is an important source of information in
today's world, and this addition to our website will allow the public access to
up-to-the-minute critical information."
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Greetings,
I hope this newsletter finds most of you enjoying your day off on Memorial Day. During your day off, I hope you take a moment  and reflect on the sacrifices for all those who have died n our nation's service. Please join me and rest of Frisco in honoring by attending the Frisco Memorial Day event. With school being out, this is a great event to bring the entire family. The importance of helping our youth understand the sacrifices that have been made for the good of all us is invaluable.
While
many cities and towns lay claim to being the birthplace of Memorial
Day, President Lyndon Johnson officially declared that Waterloo N.Y.
was the birththplace. For a complete history, you can visit HERE.
The Memorial Day service will be held at Frisco Commons Park on McKinney Road. The event is sponsored by the City of Frisco, the Frisco Garden Club and the VFW. The event will start at 9 a.m. The Frisco Community Band will perform and a fly-over is planned.
I have received many questions about the on-going Stage 3 water restrictions. As of this newsletter, stage 3 is still mandatory in Frisco. The Frisco City Council has not yet met since the last NTMWD meeting where some cities have relaxed their restrictions. While I support going to a Stage 3 voluntary or Stage 2, we have to be very cautious how we approach this. While the lake Lavon has recovered significantly (see the graphic below in the left-hand colum), some of the other water issues remain. For example, to continue planning and building new reservoirs; Collin County needs to show that we do not waste water. A recent article in the DMN highlights the dangers as Dallas was in danger of losing future water reservoirs.
Also, while Lake Lavon has recovered, Lake Chapman has not. As we all know, this is Texas and heat of summer is not yet here. Until our new water supplies come on-line later this year or early next year, we need to continue to conserve. With all the recent rain fall, we should have 0 use of irrigation water for the near future. I look forward to reviewing our reports for the next meeting and making some modifications to the existing restrictions.
Don't forget, we still have a City Council election coming up. Early voting starts soon for the run-off between the four remaining candidates. See below for additional information.
If you are receiving duplicate copies of this newsletter or my notices, I would like to know about it so I can fix the problem. There are still several roadrunner and comcast duplicate addresses, so if you are one of those people, simply click at the bottom of this newsletter to remove one of the addresses or just E-mail me.
Have a great week!
Maher Maso
Mayor Pro Tem
City of Frisco
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AIDS Outreach
This June 16th St. Francis AIDS Outreach is planning a grooming supply drive
for AIDS Services of Dallas and also a food drive for
The Resource Center of Dallas. All items are to be dropped off
in the Narthex of St. Francis of Assisi Church 8000 El Dorado Pkwy Frisco
between the hours of 9:30am - 4pm . Due to severe space constraints items cannot
be accepted outside of these times. Tax receipts will be available upon
request. Here is a brief description these services
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AIDS Services Dallas provides
medically supportive housing, meals and transport to people in need that are
suffering the effects of HIV and AIDS. They currently have 4 houses with approx
225 residents.
- Ewing Center consists of 22 units, 5 one-bedroom
apartments, 15 efficiencies, and 2 special need beds/rooms.
- Revlon Apartments are designed to accommodate individuals
and families, with 20 one-bedroom and 7 two-bedroom apartments.
- Completed in September 1996, Hillcrest House is unique in
that it provides service to individuals who are formerly homeless and living
with AIDS/HIV. Hillcrest has 64 single-unit efficiencies.
- Spencer Gardens, named in memory of Diana, Princess of
Wales, opened its doors in August of 1998 and provides housing for 12 low-income
families with children affected by the virus.
Direct Resident Needs:
These items are needed all year and any
size donation would help!
Grooming Supplies:
- Shampoo, Conditioner
- Liquid Laundry Detergent
- Deodorant
- Bar Soap
- Razors
- Lotion
- Toothbrush, Toothpaste
- Feminine Hygiene Products
- Paper Towels, Facial Tissue
- *Washcloths and towels
- *Toilet Paper
- Cotton Balls
- * = Urgently Needed
The AIDS Resource Center
provides information and prevention education. The AIDS Resource Center now
offers a wide range of programs to assist individuals and families affected by
HIV and AIDS. The continuum of services includes: HIV awareness and prevention
education/outreach; nutritional services including a food pantry and hot
lunches; information & referral; community health programs; and a wide
variety of other social support services.
The AIDS food pantry feeds upwards of 1,000 people a week
many of whom are homeless. Their greatest needs are canned meats such as tuna,
chicken, spam, as well as canned fruits. We will be collecting these as well as
other nonperishable items such as beans, rice, soups etc. If any one would like
to donate fresh produce or frozen items such as meats or fish they do have
refrigeration/freezers on site. But for that I would need to be notified ASAP so
that I can arrange to get it down there quickly. I do humbly request that
canned goods are not expired or dented too badly as due to the health status of
many of these people they can get sick quite easily.
Also, If anyone would like to make a monetary
donation they can send a check to St. Francis of Assisi AIDS Supper Club and
those funds will go directly to helping those living with HIV/AIDS. If anyone
has any questions I can be reached though my e-mail jennifer@greenlee.cc or my cell is
469-682-1614.
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City Council Elections
Well, we had a relatively low turnout
for the City Council election on May
12. Because
none of the candidates received over 50%
of the vote, the top two candidates in
each place will have their names placed
in the June 16 election, which is called
a "Run-Off Election".
Any registered voter can vote in the
run-off. It is NOT limited to
those that voted in the May 12th
election.
The Frisco Chamber of Commerce is
holding a candidate forum on May 30,
2007 at the Chamber offices at 6843 Main
Street. The time is from 7:30-8:45
AM.More complete election
information including locations can be
found
HERE.
Early Voting:
June 4, 5, 6 -- 8am - 5pm
June 7 -- 8am - 7pm
June 8, 9 -- 8am - 5pm
June 11, 12 - 7am-7pm
Election
Day: June 16 - 7am - 7pm.
Place 2 - Run-off Election
Fred Pascarelli
Jeff Cheney Place 4 - Run-off
Election
David L. Prince
Chris Moss
All the candidates should be thanked for
volunteering their time and effort to
help our community. It is hard work
making yourself available. As they have
learned, it does take a lot of time.
Their involvement is a good role model
for our citizens to follow.
For additional information, please
contact the Office of the City Secretary
at (972) 292-5010 or via email at
Nparker@friscotexas.gov.
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Memorial Day Hours
HOLIDAY HOURS CITY HALL, CITY SERVICES
(May 24, 2007) -- In observance of Memorial Day, the City of Frisco
government offices will be closed on Monday, May 28. Regular hours resume
Tuesday, May 29. Please see the list below for closings or special hours for
other city services.
CITY HALL & OTHER OFFICES: Closed May 28
ALUMNI HALL FITNESS CENTER: Closed May 28
FRISCO SENIOR ADULT CENTER: Closed May 28
LIBRARY: Closed May 26-28
TRASH COLLECTION - CURBSIDE RECYCLING
There will be no services on Monday, May 28. Monday's route will run as
scheduled on Tuesday, May 29. Services scheduled for the remainder of the week
will also be delayed one day.
RECYCLING/HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE RE-USE COLLECTION CENTER: Closed
May 28
Collin County Offices:
County
offices will be closed on Monday, May 28,
2007, in observance of the Memorial Day
holiday. This
includes parks offices, public works, courts and all other
administrative offices. Normal county office
hours will resume on Tuesday, May 29.
The Collin County
Commissioners Court workshop is scheduled to meet at
1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 29, 2007, on the 6th floor of
the Collin County
Courthouse, 210 S. McDonald St., in McKinney. The workshop
agenda and packet information can be downloaded or viewed on
the
Public Notices page at
http://www.collincountytx.gov/.
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Movies in the Square
FRISCO SQUARE TO HOST "MOVIES IN THE SQUARE"
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING THIS SUMMER
Frisco, TEXAS (May 16, 2007) -
Frisco Square, a master-planned
lifestyle community in the heart of Frisco, today announced their plans to host
Movies in the Square featuring
family-oriented movies each Friday evening at 9:00 PM beginning June 1 through
August 10, 2007. Studio Movie Grill, which is opening at Frisco Square in
December 2007, is a lead sponsor of Movies in the Square.
The movies will be projected on a giant, 26' x 13'
inflatable movie screen located in Frisco Square and there is no charge to view
them. However, summer-time refreshments such as snow cones, popcorn and nuts
will be available for a nominal fee. Families are encouraged to bring lawn
chairs or blankets to enjoy the outdoor movies in comfort.
"Frisco Square is becoming known for its family-friendly
events such as Christmas in the Square and Fair in the Square," noted Jim
Leslie, managing partner of Frisco Square. "Movies in the Square is another
enjoyable activity to entertain Frisco families."
The movie schedule is listed below:
Friday, June 1 Field of Dreams
Friday, June 8 Talladega Nights
Friday, June 15 Shrek
Friday, June 22 Secondhand Lions
Friday, June 29 Spider-man
Friday, July 6 Goonies
Friday, July 13 Happy Gilmore
Friday, July 20 E.T.
Friday, July 27 Mean Girls
Friday, August 3 Raiders of the Lost Ark
Friday, August 10 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Frisco Square is a pedestrian-friendly urban development
that features a unique blend of shopping, dining, office space, apartment
living, town homes, park space and Frisco's new city hall and library. When
complete, the 147-acre project will include 4.4 million square foot project,
showcasing approximately 1.5 million square feet of office space, 500,000 square
feet of retail space, 1400 apartments, 500 town
homes/stacked-flats/condominiums, and 144,000 square feet of municipal
facilities. Originally designed by nationally renowned architect, David M.
Schwarz, and recently re-designed by RTKL, Frisco Square is located in the heart
of Frisco at the southeast corner of the Dallas North Tollway and Main Street,
directly across from Pizza Hut Park, the world's largest soccer complex and home
to FC Dallas. Additional information on Frisco Square is available at
www.friscosquare.com or through the Frisco Square information center at
469-633-1721.
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Frisco Home Child Care Association
The Frisco Home Childcare Association: 972-712-3836 |
Summer Concert Series
Forever Free and 97.5 KLAK presents the Summer Concert Series at the Myers Youth
Park and Event Center (formerly Collin County Youth Park) in McKinney. Come see
KANSAS, Blood, Sweat & Tears, The Orchestra Returns! featuring former
members of ELO and ELOII, AMERICA, Joan Jett and The Black Hearts, and KC &
The Sunshine Band This family focused event offers tickets starting at $9.75.
Get your tickets by calling 214-592-0002 or visit www.sidebarent.com. Also see Weird Al
Yankovic on July 14.
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Patterson Rehired as an ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
(May 16, 2007) A familiar face is returning to the City Manager's Office at Frisco City Hall.
Ron Patterson will serve Frisco as one of its two Assistant City Managers beginning June 20.
Patterson, 46, will oversee the administration of the Police, Fire and Information Technology departments. He will also assist the city manager, George Purefoy, on special projects -- primarily those related to development and capital projects.
"I'm really excited," said Patterson. "It's a rare opportunity when you get to come home. Both my daughters were born there (Frisco) and it's a blessing to return to such a dynamic city," said Patterson.
Patterson is no stranger to the City of Frisco. He served as the Assistant City Manager for the city of Frisco from December of 1993 through June of 2000 when he left to take a job as City Manager of Kerrville, Texas.
After five years, Patterson left Kerrville in the summer of 2005 to become the City Manager of Forney, Texas where he has continued to serve before being rehired by the City of Frisco.
"Ron's professionalism and character are at the top in city management," said George Purefoy, City Manager. Mayor Mike Simpson echoes Purefoy's confidence in Patterson's experience, skills and management style.
"We're delighted to have Ron back in Frisco," said Mayor Simpson. "We have a lot of respect for what Ron accomplished when he was here before. He knows our city and he has a great relationship with our city manager and staff. He'll be able to 'hit the ground running' during a critical growth period for Frisco."
Patterson's other work history includes six years in Human Resources with the City of Carrollton. Patterson also has an extensive military background. In December of last year he retired from the Texas Air National Guard after serving for 23 years.
"His military experience plus his past experience with Frisco combined with his past seven years as a city manager in Kerrville and Forney make Ron a great fit for Frisco's needs at this time," said Purefoy.
Patterson holds a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of North Texas and a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration from the University of Texas at Dallas.
Patterson has been married 22-years to his wife, Taylor. They have two daughters, Rachel, 13 and Lauren, 7.
"I understand the basis on which the community was built," said Patterson. "The knowledge I have about the community from previously being there, as well as the knowledge I've gained from working as a city manager for seven years will help me in my new position with Frisco," said Patterson. "I also think my military background, particularly my work in data communications, will help me in my new role."
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New Instructors Need
Do you have a talent, skill or hobby that you'd like to share with others? If you are skilled in a particular subject area and have the enthusiasm and knowledge to teach others, the City of Frisco Parks & Recreation Department invites you to become part of our team. We are currently recruiting new instructors to teach a variety of classes that will provide residents with positive recreational experiences and opportunities to learn new skills. Whether you would like to teach tots, youths, adults or seniors, we would like to hear about your ideas.
Classes can be taught in the form of a workshop, lecture or weekly class. Instructors are paid a percentage of the participants' registration fees and classes will be promoted in our Frisco Fun Activity Guide. The classes may be held at your place of business, or at a Parks & Recreation facility, including the new Recreation & Aquatic Center. The Frisco Parks & Recreation Department requires instructors complete a class proposal packet, provide certifications, references, and complete a background check prior to teaching a class.
For more information on how to become part of our team please contact the following people today:
Athletics: Scot McCollum -972-292-6509 - SMcCollum@FriscoTexas.gov
Aquatics, Fitness & Recreation: Marcy Jones - 972-292-6501 - MJones@FriscoTexas.gov
Senior Adult Programs: Leslie Penland - 972-335-5515 - LPenland@FriscoTexas.gov
If you are interested in learning a new skill or enhancing your skills in something that is not currently offered through the Parks & Recreation Department, let us know by contacting us or going online to www.FriscoFun.org to fill out our survey. We encourage your suggestions and look forward to hearing from you soon! |
Frisco ISD School Beat
The May 2007 School Beat newsletter from the
Frisco Independent School District:
- Board members were sworn in at May school board
meeting and officers elected. Three incumbent board
members, who were not opposed in this election
cycle, Laura Ellison, Renee Ehmke and Dan
Mossakowski, were sworn in on May 21. Buddy Minett
was re-elected as president, Richard Beaver as vice
president and Ellison as secretary. The election is
done by the board members.
- Several resolutions were given by the board to
high school students who advanced to state
competition in the areas of UIL academics, art, fine
arts, track and field, tennis, German, golf, soccer,
speech and debate, TASSP All-State Academic
Excellence Team, and National Merit Scholarship.
Resolutions are on
www.friscoisd.org.
- Retiring Director of Special Programs, Alicia
Richmond, presented plans to change the pre-k
program from full-day to half-day. Frisco was the
only area district that provided extended-day
pre-kindergarten. The half-day program allows the
district to serve more students, have a smaller
teacher to student ratio and better utilize space.
- The 2007-2008 budget process is still under
discussion. Director of Finance, Rusty Craig,
discussed raising the beginning teacher salary and
raises for all teachers and the amount of money that
would be needed for new personnel.
- Construction on new FISD projects was updated at
the board meeting. Carroll Elementary is almost
complete and Robertson and Mooneyham should be
substantially complete no later than mid-June. An
annex to the Sam Carter Service Center is under
construction. It will house custodial offices,
security, textbooks and maintenance. Food service
and transportation will be in the current center.
Core Construction was approved as construction
manager for elementary #28. It is not yet known if
this school site will be needed in 2008 or 2009 to
relieve Spears and Bledsoe.
- Several personnel issues were approved at the
May board meeting. Rachel Taylor will be the new
principal at Riddle as Mia Bennett becomes Director
of Special Programs. Angela Romney will be the
principal at Wester Middle School as Kenny Chandler
moves to serve as Director of School Improvement.
Dr. Rick Bankston will be joining the Facilities and
Finance Department as Director of Research, Planning
Evaluation and Reporting. John Curran will be
Director of Technical Operations, Brad Longfellow
will serve as the Auxiliary Coordinator in
Personnel, Jaime McCracken has been hired as
district webmaster, and Tom Palacios will serve as a
district-wide parent liaison. Artie McLaurin will
serve as Secondary Science Coordinator, Dr. Deirdre
Parish will be assistant principal at Liberty High
School, Becky Specht will serve as assistant
principal at Robertson Elementary.
- FISD and the City of Frisco Environmental
Services were winners of the 2007 Sadie Ray Graff
Education Leadership Award and the Keep Texas
Beautiful Government Award. The award honored the
city and school district's environmental education
programs and was announced May 22.
- Graduation ceremonies are scheduled for May 28
at the Garland ISD Special Events Center. FHS is at
10:30 a.m. and CHS is at 2 p.m.
- The next school board meeting is June 4.
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Music Conservatory of Texas Camps
The Music Conservatory of Texas has the following summer camps available: 
DayRockerZ rock-n-roll day camp. For students
10-15 yrs old emphasis on rock music, lforming a band and learning to
rehearse together and in sections, rock concert at last class. Students
choose a specific instrument at registration and will concentrate on through
out the camp. Tuition $350.00 plus registration fee. Three sessions to
choose from 9:00-4:00 June 11-15, July 16-20, August 6-10.
Keyboard Intro. for students ages 5-12. and
Piano For Little Folks for 4 yr old students. Both classes are
for beginning students to work on basics of music reading and understanding
rhythm. Tuition $140.00 plus materials and registration fees. Classes are
7 one hour lessons taught over two weeks. Three sessions to choose from
June 4-13 (only date for little folks class), July 9-18, August 6-15
Guitar Intro. For students ages 7-11. This
class is for beginners and includes music reading, melody and chord playing,
strumming and basic techniques. Tuition is $140.00 plus materials and
registration fees. Classes are 7 one hour lessons taught over two weeks.
Three sessions to choose from June 4-13, July 9-18, August 6-15.
Summer Singers Movie Musicals For students ages
6-10 yrs old. Learn correct vocal technique, breathing and warm-up
exercises. Songs will e from favorite Disney movies. Short performance at
last class. Tuition is $140.00 plus materials and registration fees.
Classes are 7 one hour lessons taught over two weeks. Two sessions to
choose from June 4-13, July 9-18.
For more information call 972-377-5977 or visit our
web site www.mcot.com
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St. Francis Fundraiser-Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em Tournament (06/15/2007) Benefiting
the St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Community
Come enjoy the fun and excitement at the Collin County
Association of Realtors Banquet Room on Friday, June 15th. The
Knights of Columbus will be hosting a Texas Hold'em Tournament, benefiting the
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community and the many charities of the Knights
of Columbus.
The Top 10 finishers will walk
away with great prizes. Top prize is a
$1,500 American Express gift card and a Champions Bracelet. Second
Place receives a 3 Night Stay in Las Vegas with airfare. Several door prizes will also be awarded
throughout the night. Aside from these great prizes, fellowship will be even
greater.
Tournament entry (donation) is $80 and includes light snacks,
drinks, and your playing chips to enter the tournament. To reserve a seat at
the hottest Texas Hold'em tournament around, you can purchase tickets one of
three ways: 1) online via PayPal at http://www.texasholdemfrisco.org,
2) contact Bob Sirois at Classique Jewelers (972-712-1934), or 3) Don Dyson at dysonswtsu@yahoo.com or (214) 395-6965.
Donation and Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Please contact Ken LaPlante at klapl1@hotmail.com.
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Junior Citizen's Fire Academy
The Frisco Fire Department is now
accepting registrations for the 2007 Junior Citizen's Fire Academy (JCFA) being
held June 11th - June 15th. The program features
instruction by Frisco Firefighters on topics such as CPR and Basic First Aid
Training, Special Rescue Operations, Firefighter Hiring Process and much more.
Students will have the opportunity to dress in bunker gear, tour fire stations,
view the daily life of firefighters and participate in a simulated vehicle
extrication exercise.
The program is designed for persons 14 years
of age and older. Interested applicants should complete an Application Packet
available at all Frisco Fire Stations or online at
www.friscofire.com. The JCFA will meet daily from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm
with all classes originating at the Frisco Central Fire Station. For more
information, contact Frisco Fire Administration at 972.292.6300. The Academy is
limited to 20 students.
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Municipal Outdoor Pool Opening
The City of Frisco Municipal Outdoor Pool will open for the 2007 summer season Saturday, May 26. The Municipal Outdoor Pool is located at the corner of Maple and Mimosa streets in downtown Frisco. The outdoor pool season runs from May 26 - August 19.
Season Pool Passes may be purchased at the Alumni Hall Fitness Center during regular business hours of operation and also at the Municipal Outdoor Pool starting May 26 during public swim hours.
Bring the family and help kick-off the summer outdoor pool season on Monday, May 28. Come enjoy a day at the pool with music, games, prizes and more! Regular pool admission applies for this event.
Mark your calendars for these other special events taking place this summer at the Municipal Outdoor Pool:
June 17 - Father's Day - Fathers get in free when accompanied by their children.
July 13 - Friday Night Flick - Bring your rafts, floats and chairs to the pool and enjoy a movie on the big screen. This year's feature presentation will be An American Tale. Pre-registration is required by July 6.
July 17 - Texas Twister Pool Patrol - 96.7, The Texas Twister radio station will be at the pool interacting with swimmers. Music, games and prizes will all be part of the fun.
July 28 - Caribbean Night - The Municipal Outdoor Pool will become a tropical island of paradise. Come dressed in your favorite Caribbean attire and enjoy games, prizes and music, as you sip on a snow cone.
For pool hours and information on special events taking place at the Municipal Outdoor Pool, please visit our website at www.FriscoFun.org or call 972-377-1752.
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Upcoming Meetings
City Council: Tuesday, June 5 at 5:30PM
P&Z: Tuesday, June 12 at 6:30PM.
For these & additional meetings, see the Community & Meeting Calendar
New Frisco City Hall Address
6101 Frisco Square Blvd. Frisco, TX 75034 |
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