Planning Studies
Frisco Comprehensive Plan
In the summer of 2024, the Town of Frisco launched a comprehensive process with the community to update the Town’s Master Plan, also known as the “Frisco Comprehensive Plan.” The Comprehensive Plan serves as the overarching policy document for the Town. The plan articulates the shared vision and values of the community and identifies strategic actions necessary for implementation. The plan was updated in 2025 and is required by the Town Charter to be updated every five years.
Strategic Housing Plan
In October 2024, Town Council approved the Frisco Strategic Housing Plan, which grew out of a year-long, comprehensive, community-driven process to create the first community-wide strategic plan focused on housing. The plan identified the need for an additional 329 workforce units (151 ownership and 178 rental) over the next 10 years. These 329 units are in addition to the workforce units already in the pipeline for or in construction. The plan identifies 18 priority sites to meet these goals, which would require partnerships and public and private efforts for an approximate investment of $188 million in the next 10 years; these 18 sites may be identified in the plan as potential locations but there is no definitive plan to purchase or develop these sites at this time.
Climate Action & Resiliency Plan
In October 2025, Frisco Town Council formally adopted the Frisco Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP), the Town’s first comprehensive, Frisco-specific climate plan.
The CARP establishes a community-wide roadmap through 2050 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, strengthen resilience to climate-related risks, and protect Frisco’s environmental, economic, and social well-being. The plan aligns with climate science and sets a pathway toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with an interim target of a 54.6% reduction by 2030.
The plan builds on prior local and regional efforts and incorporates updated greenhouse gas inventories, climate vulnerability analysis, technical modeling, and extensive community engagement conducted in 2024.
2015 Land Use Profile
The 2015 Land Use Profile correlates closely with several of the quality of life direction statements from the 2011 Frisco Community Plan. This study assists the Frisco community, Town Council, Planning Commission, and staff with understanding future development. It also assists the Town in making informed decisions to ensure the appropriate levels of services are in place for the future while considering the impact of changing demographics and economic trends.
Three Mile Plan
The Town of Frisco’s Three Mile Plan provides information and analysis for areas within Frisco’s three-mile boundary.