Town of Frisco, Colorado Government

06/10/2026

Missed the last Town Council Meeting? Here's what was covered.

Catch Up with Council: Recap of June 9, 2026 Frisco Town Council Meeting- FIRC & Building Hope Updates, Council Training, Workforce Housing to Be Sold, & Amended Ground Lease Agreement for 101 West Main

Family and Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC) and Building Hope Presentations Both Building Hope and FIRC presented an update to Town Council, including the services they provide, current challenges in the community, and how since March, their new building, the Sol Center in Breckenridge, is allow...

06/05/2026

☀️ Parklets are back! ☀️

Get ready for another vibrant summer! Parklets are returning to Frisco’s Main Street area from June 9 through October 20. 🛍️🍽️

⚠️ Main Street Closure Notice: Tuesday, June 9 ⚠️
To safely install the parklets, the Frisco Public Works Department will be closing a section of Main Street.

When: Tuesday, June 9, 2026 | 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Where: Main Street, from 2nd Avenue to 5th Avenue

Detour: Traffic will be diverted onto Granite and Galena Streets.

Thank you for your patience while we set up for a fantastic summer season. We can't wait to see you out on Main Street! 🏔️✨

06/04/2026

📢Proposed Xcel Energy Rate Increases - Open House in Frisco, Today, June 4 from 4-6

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is reviewing two Xcel Energy rate increase proposals that would impact local utility bills. Your voice matters! We encourage you to review the proposals and share your feedback at these upcoming meetings:

📍 TODAY: Xcel In-Person Community Meeting
Stop by to talk about local energy, the proposed rates, and get your questions answered directly by Xcel.

When: Today, June 4 | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM (drop in anytime)
Where: Old Frisco Community Center (110 3rd Ave)

💻 Upcoming Virtual PUC Public Hearings
Make a public comment during the official PUC Zoom hearings:

⚡ Electric Rate Increase (Proceeding 25AL-0494E): Proposes a 9.9% (~$9.94/mo) residential increase. Hearing is June 16, 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM.

🔥 Natural Gas Rate Increase (Proceeding 25AL-0438G): Proposes an 11.4% (~$7.59/mo) residential increase & (~$36.47/mo) small business increase. Hearing is July 28, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM.

How to Participate online:
You can find the Zoom registration links on the PUC’s Key Proceedings webpages. Can't make the meetings? You can also submit written comments directly on the PUC website using the Proceeding Numbers listed above.

❓ Have questions for Xcel regarding the community meeting? Email [email protected].

More info: https://bit.ly/4xaN4ev

05/28/2026

We've got you covered if you missed the May 26 Town Council meeting! Recap of May 26, 2026 Frisco Town Council Meeting- I70 Coalition Update, Waste Management and Reduction Efforts, Sale of Workforce Housing on Galena, Glass in Single-Stream Recycling, & 2024 International Code Adoption

I70 Coalition Presentation Jonathan Godes, I-70 Coalition Director, presented an overview and update of the I70 Coalition’s goals and impacts. The I70 Coalition, also known as Go I70, was formed in 2004 and is now a non-profit organization representing 28 local governments, organizations, and busi...

05/26/2026

Updated at 8:49pm on May 26, 2026- Water service has been restored, but more work may be needed on May 27, which may result in another service disruption.

Water service interruption- The water valve installed on the service line in support of the 101 West Main housing project on Friday, May 22, 2026 has failed, necessitating a water main shut down. This has caused an interruption in water service to residences at Ten Mile Island, Cross Creek, Creekside and Rivercrest Townhomes at approximately 1:00pm on Monday, May 26, 2026. Crews are onsite working diligently to pump water out to expose the valve and make repairs immediately. There is currently no estimated time for repair completion and restoration of water service. Updates will be provided at https://bit.ly/4nSPhHk

05/26/2026

Community input needed: Your feedback will help shape water efficiency goals, programs, and investments for Breckenridge, Copper, Dillon, and Frisco, and will be shared with local decision-makers to inform real actions across the watershed region.

From snowpack to stream flows, water supports the natural environment and mountain lifestyle we all value in Summit County.

Right now, decisions are being made that will shape how water is managed and conserved across the Blue River Watershed area. Your input can directly influence those choices.

We’re asking residents, second homeowners, and local businesses to share feedback through a short survey.

Take the survey (10 minutes or less): www.surveymonkey.com/r/BRW2026
The survey will close at 5pm on June 12, 2026.

If you have any questions, please reach out to [email protected].

05/21/2026

Join Frisco Town Clean Up Day on Saturday, May 30! Help clean up neighborhoods, trails, parks, and open spaces as we get Frisco ready for summer.

🕘 Volunteer check-in: 9am at the Frisco Historic Park
☕ Free coffee + snacks
🧤 Cleanup supplies provided
🎟️ Door prizes, appreciation lunch, and live music from DJ Landry

♻️ Also on May 30: Free hard-to-recycle item drop-off from 8am–2pm at the Summit Stage Bus Barn. Bring electronics, batteries, medications, paints, chemicals, gently used clothing, and more.

📣 Local businesses can support the event with donations for volunteers and receive community recognition at the event.

Learn more at https://www.townoffrisco.com/event/town-clean-up-day/.

05/20/2026

The Town of Frisco is hosting a community blood drive, and your donation could be the reason someone gets to celebrate another milestone. A single hour of your time can mean a lifetime to a fellow Coloradan. 🩸

🗓️ Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00am-2:30pm
📍 Location: Frisco Adventure Park Day Lodge, 621 Recreation Way, Frisco
🔗Sign up for a donation slot at https://bit.ly/4drrvxa.

05/18/2026

Summit County chipping program in Frisco and Copper Mountain from June 15-19. More info at https://bit.ly/4tGamFW

Trying to figure out where to start with creating defensible space and reducing your wildfire risk by addressing your landscaping? Sign up for a free assessment from Summit Fire & EMS at https://bit.ly/4tMyzuy

What they can take
• Neatly stacked branches, logs and small trees no greater than 12” in diameter free of nails and wire
• Maximum trunk/branch length is 10 feet.
• Do not bag your slash!

What they CANNOT take
• No willows (they have a high moisture content and can actually help slow the spread of fire)
• No construction materials, treated lumber, fence posts or signs
• No rotted wood, root wads, stumps, dirt or rocks
• No grass clippings, weeds, leaves or trash

05/14/2026

Recap of May 12, 2026 Frisco Town Council Meeting: Town Council Training, Planning Commission and Town Council Joint Meeting- Accessory Dwelling Units, Summit County Allowing Glass in Single-Stream Recycling, 2024 International Code Adoption

Colorado Intergovernmental Risk Sharing Agency (CIRSA) Newly Elected Officials Presentation Three Town Council incumbents, Andy Held, Elizabeth Skrzypczak-Adrian, and Robyn Goldstein, and one new Town Councilmember, Thayer Hirsh, were elected to Frisco Town Council in April. Trainings about the role...