Frisco needs places for our workforce to live within our community. Our city’s labor force has a huge turnover rate, and many will leave their jobs in Frisco due to lack of affordable housing.

We must continue to work to keep property taxes from increasing too quickly, which is making it more and more difficult for the average family to afford.

Our city is growing rapidly and must maintain the infrastructure currently in place — in addition to bringing it into the future.

Frisco must develop a new animal ordinance that includes the minimum of a 72 hour holding facility for Frisco pets and additionally bans the retail sale of dogs and cats within its city.  With 2.5 pets per household, it is time for Frisco to become pet friendly.

Frisco must develop a public transportation system — whether it’s buses, trolleys, trains, etc. We need to ensure that the area around the train tracks stay clear of development that would hinder a future expansion of DART.

We have an extremely diverse and multicultural city, and must increase our community outreach programs and encourage more culture events and education.

Frisco needs to ensure that ALL of our citizens are aware of the services their city offers — as well increase the services they offer to the disabled community. We must improve communication with law enforcement and ER responders, while also creating programs for blind, deaf, and differently abled adults and children.