The board discussed key items including the public hearing for the 2026 property tax levy, the presentation of the 2025 audit, and the establishment of park hours. Deliberations covered council procedures, potential regulations for motorized play vehicles, establishment of a Youth Sports Advisory Committee, and graffiti mural funding for the Frisco Highline Trail Bridge. Legislative actions included ordinances regarding sidewalk repairs, contracts for event rentals, maintenance requirements for lots, engineering services for loop extensions, and school resource officer placement. Additionally, the board reviewed the use of Flock cameras, addressed an SBU Pickleball court request, updated police department CALEA status, and managed fire department training equipment agreements and dangerous building abatement processes.
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The board discussed several items including the immediate review and potential cancellation of a contract related to Flock camera usage. Updates were provided on sports registration dates, various park and infrastructure projects, and the installation of flat-top boulders at a playground. The police department received recognition for achieving CALEA gold standard accreditation. The board addressed legislative items, including an ordinance regarding sidewalk construction and a memorandum of understanding for fire department training equipment. Additionally, there was a review of dangerous building violations and a discussion regarding the purchase of bulletproof vests for the fire department.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Aldermen Regular Session
The board discussed various administrative and municipal matters, including departmental reports from police and community development, new hires, and special event applications. Key legislative actions included ordinances related to municipal code amendments, zoning changes for real estate, agreements for sidewalk improvement services, and the authorization of engineering contracts. The board also addressed infrastructure projects, such as the data center moratorium, street resurfacing plans, and equipment procurement like phone systems and playground fencing.
