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Frisco officials last week approved a budget amendment that includes about $2.9 million in additional spending, attributing the change primarily to a stronger-than-anticipated finish to 2020 financially.
The Frisco Town Council approved an ordinance to amend the 2021 budget during a regular meeting April 27, and officials plan to funnel the extra funds toward hiring for unfilled positions, capital improvement projects and more. Finance Director Bonnie Moinet presented the recommended expenditures during the meeting, noting that she felt the town would still be left in a strong financial position at the end of the year despite the expanding bottom line.
A slushy day is seen on Main Street in Frisco on Nov. 20., 2019. Frisco officials have decided to expand and extend the town’s financial assistance programs through the end of March.
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Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect that council member Dan Fallon voted against the resolution.
Frisco businesses will get another chance to apply for grant money from the town over the coming weeks.
The Frisco Town Council voted to extend and expand the town’s economic relief programs during a regular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9, allowing new businesses, and those that missed the last deadline, to apply for some financial assistance. Dan Fallon was the only council member to vote against the resolution.