Frisco officials are proceeding with a proposed public safety training village. The project could have a cost of nearly $8 million.
Details about the project are available from news outlets. Further information can be found through WFAA, which has reported on the proposal.
For those interested in learning more about the public safety training village, additional details and updates are available from the source.
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