To enhance potable water storage and pressure to the rapidly developing north side of Frisco, city engineers have multiple projects underway.
Water Tower at PGA and Preston
Construction is in progress on a 2.5 million gallon elevated water storage tank at Preston Road and PGA Parkway. It will provide potable water storage and pressure
to the growing northwestern part of the
city. The base of the tank measures 56 feet in diameter, and the overall
height (from the ground to the top) will be approximately 220
feet.
Construction on the water tower began in August. Anticipated project completion is Q3 of 2025.
Design is in progress on Frisco Pump Station #4. The project consists of four components: a pump station, a water distribution pipeline, ground storage tanks, and a connection to the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) water distribution system. It will increase storage capacity of potable water to support development in north Frisco and provide adequate water pressure. Two ground storage tanks, with a total combined capacity of 20 million gallons, will help to meet growing needs. The City of Frisco is a member city of the NTMWD and purchases drinking water from the district.
Watch a Shadow Study video of the site. A shadow study displays shadows that will be cast on different parts of the site and structures during various times of the day.
Capital Improvements Project Dashboard
Keep up to date on all capital improvement projects active within theCity of Frisco Engineering Services Department. The interactive map displays project locations, general construction timeframes and estimated construction costs. View the CIP Dashboard.