LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITH CITY HALL 101; REGISTRATION HAPPENING NOW FOR FREE PROGRAM
(August 18, 2011) Whether you have lived in Frisco all your life or recently moved here, you probably have questions about why and how the city does what it does. Get answers and discover things you never knew about the place where you live through City Hall 101. The free program is a great way for residents to boost their knowledge about what happens behind the scenes at City Hall and other municipal facilities. The next City Hall 101 class runs from September 12 through December 5, 2011.
During the 13-week program, which runs on Monday evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., meet Mayor Maher Maso, city managers, directors and staff. Find out what it takes to build roads and parks and to plan for Frisco’s future growth. See the equipment first responders from the Frisco Fire Department and Frisco Police Department use to protect and save lives and what it takes to keep it operating smoothly. Frisco ISD leaders will host one of the classes and show you the latest technology used by the school district and how they manage meeting the needs of a growing student population.
The initial session on September 12 will be held at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.; however, the locations of Monday night sessions will change to different city facilities to correspond with the department being discussed.
City Hall 101 is open to residents 18 and older. Class size is limited.
Registration is easy and available online at FriscoTexas.gov/CH101. The schedule for class topics and locations is also posted online. For more information email CityHall101@friscotexas.gov or contact Daniel Ford at 972-292-5542.
