City of Frisco,Texas

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[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

@danevanz @FriscoPD HI Dan - thank you for bringing this to our attention. We've forwarded your concern to @playfrisco as well as our Health & Food Safety team for follow-up. Again thank you and have a wonderful day! 😊

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Main Street will be closed between 3rd Street and North County Road on Tuesday, October 13, for the Rail District Celebration in downtown Frisco. The road will close at 1 p.m. for event setup. The event begins at 6 p.m., and the road will reopen at 11 p.m.

During the closure:
- Traffic on Main Street will be detoured to Elm Street.
- Traffic from side streets approaching Main Street will be detoured to Elm Street or Oak Street and must use 3rd Street or North/South County Road to reconnect with Main Street.

Parking for the event will be available in the new Rail District Parking Garage at 3rd and Elm streets. Additional public surface parking is available along Oak and Elm streets.

Drivers are urged to use caution in the detour areas and to plan alternate routes. Drivers who are not attending the event are encouraged to avoid Main Street and use Eldorado Parkway or Stonebrook Parkway for east–west travel.

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Roadwork Roundup: Week of October 12, 2026 🚧
These roadwork projects may continue to impact traffic this coming week. (Estimate 2 wks. for completion, weather permitting).

Ongoing Pavement Repairs:
- 4984 Main St.
- 12602 Canoe Rd.
- Sterling Ranch - Arabian Way and Clydesdale Court- 11649 Westlawn Ln.

Ongoing Utility and Pavement Improvements:
- Holly and Hawthorne Streets

@friscopd

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Roadwork Roundup: Week of October 12, 2026 🚧
These roadwork projects may continue to impact traffic this coming week. (Estimate 2 wks. for completion, weather permitting).

Ongoing Pavement Repairs:
- 635 Pine Hills Dr.
- 1972 Idlewild Dr.

Drive safely and thank you for your patience! 😊

@FriscoPD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

The intersection of Frisco Street and Cobb Hill Drive will close for about seven months starting Monday, October 12, as crews construct a roundabout. The roads leading to the intersection will close at 9 a.m. and is expected to remain closed until late May.

The closure will require many parents and students to use alternate routes to and from Memorial High School after Fall Break. As shown on the attached map, the northernmost school driveway on Frisco Street will be closed during construction. Vehicles will not be able to approach the school from the north. All traffic must enter from the south.

During the closure:
- Drivers coming from neighborhoods east of Preston Road should use Eldorado Parkway and turn north onto Frisco Street to reach Memorial High School. They should use the same route when returning home.
- Drivers coming from neighborhoods west of the Dallas North Tollway should turn right onto the southbound Dallas Parkway frontage road, use the u‑turn lane before Eldorado Parkway, and then turn right onto Newton Drive.
- To return home, they should take Newton Drive to the northbound Dallas Parkway frontage road and turn left or use the u‑turn at Panther Creek Parkway.

Drivers are urged to use caution in the work zone and to find an alternate route in advance. Drivers can also use the @waze app to navigate road closures.

@FriscoPD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

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It’s feeling like fall in the latest Focal Point newsletter!
- Celebrate the reinvestment in downtown with multiple Rail District events.
- Join Mayor Mark Hill at the 4th Street Plaza for the next “Coffee with the Mayor.”
- Catch a ride on the Rail District Boxcar.
- Register for the Frisco Community Parade and scare up some fun with Play Frisco’s October events, including Heritage Halloween.
- Vote for your favorite Rail District Halloween storefront.
- Learn about the new multi-lane roundabout at Ohio and Gaylord Parkway.
- Roll up your sleeves and help keep Frisco beautiful at Clean It & Green It: Streams.
Read these stories and more in today’s edition!
https://t.co/pTrhNEd8aS

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

(October 8, 2026) @FriscoPD Media Release: Suspect Arrested for Invasive Visual Recording and Possession of Child Pornography
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[Frisco Police @FriscoPD]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, October 8, 2026

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Public Information Office
972.292.6133
[email protected]
CALL FOR SERVICE #: 2026-00055848

Suspect Arrested for Invasive Visual Recording and Possession of Child Pornography

FRISCO, TX – Male suspect was arrested for Invasive Visual Recording and Possession of Child Pornography.

The Frisco Police Department arrested 38-year-old Eli Phillip Rodriguez, of Aubrey, TX, following an investigation into allegations of Invasive Visual Recording involving an adult female at a local fitness center. During the investigation he was also found to be in Possession of Child Pornography .

The Frisco Police Department became aware of the allegations, and upon receiving the report, the department immediately conducted a criminal investigation that ultimately led to Rodriguez’ arrest.

Rodriguez has been charged with Invasive Visual Recording, a state jail felony punishable by 180 days to two years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine and Possession of Child Pornography, a 3rd degree felony, punishable by two to ten years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine. Rodriguez was transported to the Collin County Sheriff’s Office upon his arrest.

Anyone with information related to this case or similar incidents is urged to contact the Frisco Police Department at [phone]. Anonymous tips can be submitted by texting FRISCOPD and your tip to 847411 (tip411) or through the Frisco PD app.

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[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Roadwork Roundup: Week of October 5, 2026 🚧
These roadwork projects may continue to impact traffic this coming week. (Estimate 2 wks. for completion, weather permitting).

Ongoing Pavement Repairs:
- 4984 Main St.
- 12602 Canoe Rd.
- Sterling Ranch - Arabian Way and Clydesdale Court- 11649 Westlawn Ln.

Ongoing Utility and Pavement Improvements:
- Holly and Hawthorne Streets

@friscopd

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Roadwork Roundup: Week of October 5, 2026 🚧
These roadwork projects may continue to impact traffic this coming week. (Estimate 2 wks. for completion, weather permitting).

New Pavement Replacement:
- 635 Pine Hills Dr.
- 1972 Idlewild Dr.

Drive safely and thank you for your patience! 😊

@FriscoPD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Traffic patterns on Teel Pkwy. were modified today between Fields Pkwy. and Rockhill Pkwy. Traffic has been shifted to allow drivers to use the new northbound side of the bridge.

Previously, both directions shared the west half of the road, but after the switch, northbound and southbound vehicles now travel on opposite sides of the median.

For now, only one lane in each direction is open as work continues on the new bridge.

Drivers are urged to use caution in the construction zone as people adjust to the new traffic patterns.

@FriscoPD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

One mosquito pool tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV) this week. City to spray overnight, October 3 & 4, starting at 9 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday) night. Remember to 'wear, apply & remove' to protect against mosquito bites!

Weather and wind permitting, spraying will happen in the Starwood neighborhood.

See map below for treatment areas and view full release at: https://t.co/hogYjD1W52

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

@burkedaniel @NWSFortWorth @FriscoFFD @FriscoPD The flooding threat exists across all of Denton and Collin Counties. We currently do not have any reports of flooded roadways in the city, but we encourage all drivers to go slow, and if you come across a flooded roadway, never attempt to drive through it!

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

(10/1/26 10:30 a.m.) The @NWSFortWorth has extended the Flash Flood Warning for an area including parts of Frisco in Denton County until 12:30 p.m.

@FriscoFFD | @FriscoPD

[NWS Fort Worth @NWSFortWorth]

Flash Flood Warning continues for Fort Worth TX, Arlington TX and Irving TX until 12:30 PM CDT

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

(10/1/26, 10 a.m.) The @NWSFortWorth has issued a Flash Flood Advisory for Collin County until 1 p.m. A Flash Flood Warning also remains in effect for an area that includes parts of Frisco in Denton County until 10:30 a.m. Please use caution on the roads and stay safe, Frisco!

@FriscoPD | @FriscoFFD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

(10/1/26 7:30 a.m.) The @NWSFortWorth has issued a Flash Flood Warning for an area including parts of Frisco in Denton County. Please drive with caution heading to work or school.
@FriscoFFD I @FriscoPD

[NWS Fort Worth @NWSFortWorth]

Flash Flood Warning including Fort Worth TX, Arlington TX and Irving TX until 10:30 AM CDT

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

A good reminder from @friscopd. Drive safe, Frisco!

[Frisco Police @FriscoPD]

With the potential for rain this week, keep this in mind. Wet roads can make it harder to stop and maintain control. When driving in rainy conditions, reduce your speed, increase your following distance, and give yourself extra time to stop.

Slow down, watch for standing water, and increase your following distance. #DriveFriendlyFrisco

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

@Angyl444 @Carlos__Turcios @DallasExpress @FriscoFFD Hello, we’ve shared this with our Code Enforcement Division. They let us know they’re aware of the situation and are addressing it with the store. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

New Traffic Signal: Lebanon Rd. at Kroger (West of Legacy Dr.)

The new signal was activated in flashing mode today, Tuesday, 9/29 and the stop signs will be removed and the signal will become fully operational on Thursday, 10/1 (weather permitting).

While in the flashing mode, traffic on Lebanon Rd. will not have to stop at the flashing yellow light. Traffic coming out of the shopping centers on each side of the road will see a flashing red light and will continue to stop at the stop signs.

Please exercise caution as people become accustomed to the new traffic patterns.
@FriscoPD

[City of Frisco,Texas @CityOfFriscoTx]

Stay #WeatherAware, Frisco! A rainy week is on the way, and the US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas has issued a Flood Watch beginning Wednesday 4 p.m. through Thursday at 1 p.m. Average rainfall totals between 2 and 5 inches of rain are expected with isolated higher amounts near 8 inches possible.

Make sure to register for CodeRED alerts at https://t.co/pj5n1yCYv7 to be notified if a warning is issued for your address.

@FriscoFFD | @FriscoPD

[NWS Fort Worth @NWSFortWorth]

🚨Get ready for an active weather period starting Wednesday through at least Friday as multiple waves of showers and storms spread across the region.
A Flood Watch has been issued fo much of North & Central TX from Wed PM thru Thu PM.
Latest forecast details here! #dfwwx #ctxwx