Frisco has a new mayor, Mark Hill, who is discussing the city's priorities. His discussions include housing and the rapid growth of the city. Traffic solutions are also a topic of conversation for the new mayor.
Further details about his priorities and plans are available from WFAA. For more information on Mark Hill's discussions about Frisco's priorities, housing, growth, and traffic, readers can refer to the source, WFAA.
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