Block Party Trailer Program (currently unavailable)
The City has a program designed to make hosting a block party easy, and best of all, it’s free! The Block Party Trailer (PDF) is equipped with traffic cones, coolers, tables, chairs, and games. All you’ll need to add are people, food, music, and fun!
When you reserve the Block Party Trailer for a day, a City employee will deliver and pick it up for your convenience.
The Block Party Trailer is reserved on a first come, first served basis.
NOTICE: The Frisco Police Department is suspending block party registration and approvals until further notice. This is a temporary measure, but we do not have a resume date at this time. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
Once scheduled, an email confirmation will be sent to you.
Five Star Neighborhoods
The Five Star Neighborhood Program recognizes Homeowners Associations (HOAs) that take pride in their communities. The City appreciates HOAs and understands the commitment involved to maintain quality neighborhoods. Membership in the Five Star Neighborhood Program indicates an HOA’s effort to promote effective communication, management, and community involvement.
The Five Star Neighborhood Program provides signage for member HOAs in their neighborhoods, as well as recognition on the City website that can be shared within the community and throughout the city. With nearly 120 HOAs in Frisco, it is essential to provide a road map that leads to great neighborhoods. Important factors to consider include:
Knowledgeable board leadership
Experienced management
Communication
Fiscal responsibility
How to Apply for the Five Star Neighborhood Program
The City maintains an HOA directory and property management companies that have completed a voluntary registration process. In addition to contact information, this directory includes links to the websites of any associations that included their web address during the registration process. View the HOA Directory.
Submit this form to update information on the HOA Directory.
Gate Codes
The Police Department needs to have community gate and facility access codes in case of an emergency. HOA board members should ensure their community’s Pool and Amenities Center Emergency Contact Information Form (PDF) is filed and up-to-date with the Police Department.