Regarding Reporting of COVID-19 Case Data: (September 1, 2020) Due to the ongoing swings in the data Frisco receives, the city will no longer provide a cumulative Frisco COVID-19 tracking report effective immediately. The cumulative weekly report distributed to subscribers will also be discontinued. Those interested may still access data from Collin and Denton County health authorities, as well as the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). Thank you for understanding.
Vaccine Information
If you are seeking a vaccine, Collin and Denton counties provide the following resource links:
The Texas Department of State Health Services provides a statewide ‘vaccine finder’ and additional resources at this webpage: https://www.dshs.texas.gov/covidvaccine/
The City of Frisco Vaccine Hub is now closed. We were happy to serve the North Texas community February 2 – April 15, 2021.
Stay healthy and thank you for spreading kindness, not the virus.
Latest Government Updates - Declarations, Notices and Orders - UPDATED, July 29, 2021
The Department of State Health Servicesestablished a COVID-19 Call Center and set up an email box to receive incoming questions from the general public.
The City of Frisco uses an e-news platform to email our residents, businesses and stakeholders.
Register your email address on our online portal to receive emails from the city, including press releases, traffic alerts and our Focal Point Newsletter. Messages will come from "[email protected]".
Coronavirus Rumor Control
Stop the Spread of Rumors: Both FEMA and the CDC have webpages to help the public distinguish between rumors and facts regarding the response to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, testing and vaccines.