The city of Frisco laid out its legislative priorities for 2027 at its Oct. 20 meeting, outlining a roadmap ahead of the Texas 90th Legislative Session next January and defining Frisco’s key policy goals to help leaders advocate for state-level support on issues affecting local services, infrastructure and future growth.
The details: City documents state the highest priority of the 2027 legislative plan is preserving the ability to govern effectively for residents, businesses and visitors. Guiding themes for the legislative agenda include fiscal and financial strength, public safety, environment and development.
Rustin Stewart, Frisco’s interim director of public works, said developing Frisco’s 2027 legislative priorities is “a comprehensive process” that carefully considers the city’s past while developing priorities within the Texas political landscape.