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Frisco Council approves routine items, honors fleet employee and hears departmental updates
Summary
The council approved consent and legislative agenda items 13–31 and 32–36 (each passed 6–0), presented a proclamation honoring a 20‑year fleet employee, and received reports from library, public works, engineering and the rail district.
At its Feb. 3 meeting, the Frisco City Council approved the consent agenda (items 13–31) and the legislative agenda (items 32–36) by voice vote, each passing 6–0.
Mayor Jeff Cheney presented a proclamation honoring Kenny Grissom for 20 years of service in the city’s logistics and fleet divisions, noting more than $13 million in parts procurement and more than 68,000 part requests fulfilled; Cheney proclaimed Feb. 1, 2026, "Kenny Grissom Day." (Jeff Cheney)
Department heads gave brief updates: Shelley Holly, Frisco Public Library director, described a high‑demand AARP tax‑assistance program requiring appointments; Derek Hahn, chief financial officer, reported November sales tax was up about 9% year‑over‑year, keeping revenue on forecast; Jeremy Stared, assistant director of public works, described routine water‑tower maintenance, an ongoing 2,400‑gallon oil‑spill cleanup, and several road and sidewalk projects; and Jason Bridal, director of engineering services, and a rail‑district staffer (Ben) updated council on downtown construction progress and gift‑card promotions ahead of a planned June opening.
Council heard subcommittee updates, including a governance committee meeting that selected a new chair. No formal actions were taken on the substantive public‑comment complaints that followed the reports. The council adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
