The Celina Police Department is set to get a series of technology upgrades from Axon Enterprise, a public safety technology company.

In a nutshell: The contract locks in 2026 prices for 10 years and includes a growth plan that will provide equipment for ten new police officers and five new patrol vehicles each year, Police Chief John Cullison said.

What's new: Some technology included in the contract will be new to Celina, like pole cameras with live feeds and drones that can be used as first responders.

Quote of note: “If you’re going to be a forward-leaning, proactive kind of police department that’s actually addressing crime, disorder and traffic safety, you need to embrace technology, but you can do so in a responsible manner,” Cullison said.

Gap Factory is open at the Gates of Prosper, a store representative confirmed.

In a nutshell: The brand offers casual-chic clothing for men, women and children, according to the company’s website.

• 1081 Gates Parkway, Ste. 200, Prosper

The city of Frisco celebrated the opening of Fourth Street Plaza Oct. 13, marking the conclusion of the city’s $83 million downtown reinvestment project.

The details: Designed with a railroad theme, Frisco’s Fourth Street Plaza features covered seating and tables, public murals, a restroom, Rail District gateway monuments, a stage and lawn with open seating.

The approximately 85,000-square-foot plaza between Main and Elm streets will serve as a gathering space for public events, including live music, improv shows and sunrise yoga.

What else to know: The plaza is part of Frisco’s $83 million Downtown Rail District Redevelopment program, which also included major projects like Main Street reconstruction, Elm Street upgrades, new underground water lines, wider sidewalks and a public parking garage.

According to city documents, the plaza’s sunrise yoga classes “are already popular Saturday mornings.”