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1. My street light is out or flickers on and off. How do I get it repaired?

Report the problem using the myFRISCO app or call 972-292-5800 during regular business hours. Supply the address and electric provider (if known) for your neighborhood, and we will notify the correct company for repairs. The majority of street lights in Frisco are owned and maintained by either CoServ Electric or TXU Electric Delivery.

2. My sidewalk needs repair. What qualifies and how do I get it repaired?

Minimum repair criteria are as follows: 

• A 1-inch or greater trip hazard
• A section is divided into 3 or more pieces
• Sidewalk adjacent to back of curb has separated from top of curb by 1 inch or more
• Sunken sidewalk panels that are holding water for at least 48 hours without additional water added

It should be noted that only structural deficiencies are addressed. Surface spalling (chipping) and other cosmetic concerns do not meet the current criteria for repair or replacement. The lead walk from the back of the curb to the resident's front door is the responsibility of the property owner. Request an evaluation of your sidewalk through the myFRISCO app.

3. Where is my customer shut-off for the water to my house?

It is usually located near your house in the front flower beds, but you may need to call a professional plumber out to your home to determine the exact location of the shut-off.

4. What do I do if I think the reading for my water meter is incorrect?

Use the myFRISCO app or call Public Works at 972-292-5800, during regular business hours, to have someone come out to test the meter.

5. What should I do if my sewer is backing up?

If it is during normal business hours, immediately contact the Sewer Department at 972-292-5800. If it is after normal business hours, or no one answers at the main number, call the non-emergency police number at 972-292-6010. A sewer crew will be dispatched to the address.

6. Can sewer gas enter my home from city sewer lines?

Sewer gas can enter a building when the water located in a trap in the building evaporates. All fixtures that are connected to the sewer system must have traps on them. The water normally retained in the trap forms a barrier, keeping the gases from migrating from the sewer lines into the building.

7. Where does Frisco get its water?

The City of Frisco purchases its water from the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD). NTMWD’s main source of water comes from Lake Lavon.

8. Who do I call if I am experiencing low or high pressure water issues in my home?

Use the myFRISCO app or call 972-292-5800, during regular business hours, and a water crew will be dispatched to your home.