Here are 12 transportation projects that are upcoming and ongoing in Frisco, according to the city's capital improvement website.

Upcoming

Legacy & Stonebrook widening: Legacy Drive will be widened from Lebanon Road to Stonebrook Parkway. Stonebrook will be widened from Legacy to 4th Army Drive. The roadway will be widened and reconstructed.

Frisco Street roundabout additions: Frisco Street will see four new roundabouts added at Technology Drive, Sports Village Road, All Stars Avenue and Research Road.

Ongoing

Ohio Drive roundabout addition: The intersection at Ohio Drive at Gaylord Parkway will be converted into a roundabout.

Lebanon Road widening: Lebanon Road is being widened from a four-lane divided roadway to a six-lane divided roadway. The project spans FM 423 to Todd Drive.

Frisco officials will vote on a nearly 10-acre Trader Joe’s anchored mixed-use development during an Oct. 6 city council meeting.

What to know: The proposed development would be located at the southwest corner of Majestic Gardens Drive and Main Street, with the 12,500-square-foot Trader Joe's placed at the corner of the site and a 158-unit senior living facility on the southern portion.

Trader Joe’s officials first confirmed they were considering a Frisco location in October 2025. The project was initially delayed by zoning challenges and later tabled by City Council, as city officials said more discussion was needed before a decision could be made.

The North Texas Municipal Water District’s fiscal year 2026-27 budget is increasing about 8% from the previous year, according to a news release.

The full story: NTMWD’s board of directors approved the $978 million budget during a Sept. 24 meeting. The budget allocates funding for the organization’s regional water and wastewater systems that stretch throughout North Texas.

The context: NTMWD provides wholesale water, wastewater and solid waste management services for multiple cities including Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson, according to its website. The organization funds its budget through wholesale rate charges to member cities and customer cities, according to the news release.

Breaking down the budget: The FY2026-27 budget projects $978.4 million in expenditures and nearly $977.7 million in revenues, according to the budget document. Expenditures are increasing from last year’s original budget , which projected $902.4 million in expenses.

Capital investments related to increasing capacity and maintaining infrastructure are “main drivers of the rising costs,” the news release states.