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Business Journals details Mark Hill's priorities for Frisco growth

Frisco Mayor Mark Hill said the city must attract more corporate investment while managing its shrinking supply of open land.

Quincy Quill

September 14, 20261 min read

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Frisco is about 12 miles northwest of Plano. The Business Journals reported on Mayor Mark Hill’s views about the city’s next stage of growth, including the challenge of continuing to expand with less available space.

Hill, who was newly elected mayor, said Frisco should pursue corporate investment more aggressively. He also said the city needs to address infrastructure challenges and make more deliberate decisions about what is built as its remaining land decreases.

Hill identified Frisco’s highly educated workforce as an asset that could help the city maintain its standing in economic development. The discussion also focused on balancing additional growth with limited land. The Business Journals did not include more information about particular infrastructure work, proposed developments or goals for recruiting companies.

Source: The Business Journals.

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Quincy Quill reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Plano.

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