Town News
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Walter Byron Parking Area Remains Closed for Service Line Replacement
The Walter Byron Park parking remains closed for water service line replacement, which runs from the Creekside Drive shoulder and…
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Town Cleanup Day Rescheduled to June 4 & County “Hard-to-Recycle” Event Canceled Due to Weather
The Town of Frisco, along with the Towns of Dillon, Breckenridge, Silverthorne, and Blue River have rescheduled the Countywide Town…
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July 4th Celebrations Return to Frisco with a Pancake Breakfast, ‘Bikes and Barks’ Parade, Fishing derby, and Music
Frisco’s Fabulous 4th of July celebrations return to Frisco 2022 in a smaller, community oriented format first introduced in 2021.…
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Catchup with Council – May 10, 2022 – Marina Paid Parking, Highway 9 Beautification, Granite Park
Town Council Training Workshop Town Council and Town staff participated in a group training, which clarified the roles and responsibilities…
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Town Cleanup Day (Rescheduled to June 4) and Solarize Summit: Help Make Frisco’s Future Greener
Frisco’s Town Clean Up Day, scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2022, is fast approaching. After two years of having a modified…
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Frisco Wins Governor’s Award for Downtown Excellence
On Thursday, April 14, Downtown Colorado Inc. presented the Town of Frisco with the Governor’s Award for Downtown Excellence in…
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Wildfire Preparedness in Summit County: Workshops, Consultations, and Return of Chipping Program
Wildfire season for the Western U.S. has already begun, with large fires burning in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and in…
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Pile Burning to Continue on Monday, May 2, 2022
US Forest Service Fire Management personnel is continuing with planned pile burns on Monday, May 2. Pile burning is occurring…
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Police Department Remodel to Begin May 2, 2022
The Frisco Police Department offices, which are at Frisco Town Hall at 1 Main Street, will be undergoing a much…