Frisco Road and Parking Lot Resurfacing Projects Through July

Plastic gnome with Frisco flag in front of a detour sign

The Frisco Public Works Department and third-party contractor, Metro Pavers, Inc (MPI), started work on resurfacing projects throughout the Town of Frisco on Monday, June 15, 2026, and work will continue into July. MPI will resurface over 165,000 square feet of Frisco road surfaces and over 44,000 square feet of parking at the Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area ballfield lot, and they will replace six concrete drainage pans at intersections. These projects and related street closures will have an impact on traffic and will be signed several days prior. This work aligns with the Town’s commitment to prioritizing maintenance of Town infrastructure.

Mill and Overlay

During a mill and overlay, the top layer of old asphalt is ground off, and tack oil is placed on the existing road to help bind the new asphalt. A new layer of asphalt is then applied, creating a roadway that is uniform in color, quality, and level.

Timing and Affected Areas

Milling started on Monday, June 15 and is likely to continue through July, Mondays-Fridays from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm.

  1. North Madison Avenue from Creekside Drive to Ten Mile bridge
  2. Pitkin Street from South 5th Avenue to South 8th Avenue
  3. Pitkin Street from South 8th Avenue to Temple Trail
  4. Bills Ranch Road from South 5th Avenue to South 7th Avenue
  5. Hunters Circle- entire road 
  6. Streamside Lane– Town of Frisco section
  7. Rose Crown Circle (east end) and Windflower Lane intersection
  8. Lagoon Drive– south curve
  9. Water Dance Drive- north and south extensions
  10. 8th Avenue at the Summit Boulevard/Highway 9 intersection
  11. Alpine Court- entire cul de sac
  12. Alpine Drive from 108 Alpine Drive to Miners Creek Road
  13. McKee’s Way – entire road
  14. Wichita Avenue – entire road
  15. Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area ballfield lot and entrance into the lot

Impacts

Weather and general conditions will determine the schedule which is why mill and overlay operations will be signed on specific streets shortly prior to the work being performed. Motorists in those areas are urged to look for those signed notifications. Motorists are asked to please respect traffic control flaggers, follow signage, and avoid impacted roads whenever possible.

More Information

Any questions related to the milling and paving may be directed to Town of Frisco Streets and Grounds Manager, Chris Johnsen, at ChrisJ@townoffrisco.com or by calling the main Public Works phone line at 970-668-0836.

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