The city of Frisco, Texas, has announced that intermittent traffic switches will begin on Main Street starting July 22, as part of a larger reconstruction project aimed at improving local infrastructure. Each traffic switch will occur one block at a time, with implementation scheduled for 9 a. m. and removal by 3:30 p. m.

This phased approach aims to manage traffic flow effectively while allowing construction to progress smoothly. The announcement, made on July 19, 2024, serves to keep the community informed and prepared for the upcoming changes. Local officials emphasize the importance of planning ahead to minimize disruptions and ensure a smooth commuting experience. The reconstruction project is seen as a significant investment in the city’s infrastructure, which will ultimately benefit residents and visitors alike. City officials are optimistic that these improvements will lead to enhanced traffic conditions and safety on Main Street.

Residents are encouraged to stay updated on further developments regarding the project.