Frisco, TX adopted budget
Ask about Frisco, TX's FY 2025-26 adopted budget. Answers come from that city's official budget book, with page citations.
Where Do My Taxes Go?
Estimate the full property tax for a home in Frisco, TX, then see how much of it goes to the city and how the city splits that share.
Full property tax
$4,056
City rate $0.425517 per $100 after the 20% homestead. School, county, and college each use their own exemption.
Frisco ISD
$2,141
52.8% of the full bill. State homestead exemption is $140,000.
Collin College
$227
5.6% of the full bill. Community college tax for Collin County homes.
Collin County
$497
12.2% of the full bill. County homestead is 5% (at least $5,000).
Frisco, TX
$1,191
29.4% of the full bill. This is the share split across city services below.
Where the city share goes
$1,191 goes to Frisco, TX. These cards split that city amount.
Police, Fire & Emergency Response
$378
31.76% of the city share · 9.3% of the full bill · Police and Fire/EMS in the FY 2026 General Fund.
Streets, Traffic & Public Works
$70
5.87% of the city share · 1.7% of the full bill · Public Works and Engineering Services.
Parks, Recreation & Community Centers
$80
6.74% of the city share · 2.0% of the full bill · Parks and Recreation.
Libraries & Cultural Arts
$24
1.98% of the city share · 0.6% of the full bill · Library.
Bond Debt Service & Capital Projects
$372
31.2% of the city share · 9.2% of the full bill · Interest and sinking rate of $0.132742 per $100, 31% of the city tax rate.
General Government & Administration
$267
22.45% of the city share · 6.6% of the full bill · General government, Section 380 grants, and the other General Fund departments.
Year-over-Year "What Changed?"
Frisco, TX FY 2026 compared with the FY 2025 revised budget. Choose a card to ask about that change.
General Fund spending is $306.4 million, up $10.6 million (3.6%) from the FY 2025 revised budget.
Frisco department figures are from the General Fund Summary Expenditure Report by Department, p. 83, adopted FY 2026 versus revised FY 2025. Debt, utility, and capital projects are from the Three Year Revenue and Expenditure Summary, pp. 55–56. Changes under $100,000 are left off.
Proportional Visual Treemap
Frisco, TX FY 2026 adopted spending. A larger block is a larger share. Choose a block to ask about that fund.
Combined adopted spending $1,068,559,790 · 7 funds
Capital projects
$344,775,809 · 32.3% of adopted spending. Infrastructure and building projects in the capital projects group.
Frisco FY 2026 adopted expenditures from the Three Year Revenue and Expenditure Summary, pp. 54–57. Transfers between funds are left out. Water, drainage, and solid waste are reported together as enterprise funds.
Capital Improvement Projects Map
Frisco, TX FY 2026. Choose a pin to see the project cost, what it builds, and when it is scheduled to finish.
Choose a pin or a project. The card shows its cost, description, and completion.
On the map
Citywide, no single site
Frisco FY 2026 adopted budget, Capital Projects Summary, pp. 418–420. Costs are the estimated project costs printed there. Grand Park's summary does not state a cost. The Frisco #4 tanks are just west of Roach Middle School, the site the city has published for that pump station. Parks operations and the Stewart Creek wall are listed without a pin because the summary does not give a point location.
About the Frisco budget
Civic Query reads the City of Frisco adopted budget for fiscal year 2025-26. Frisco’s book labels that same October-to-September year as FY 2026. Ask about police, fire, parks, streets, or capital projects and open the cited page. The tax calculator estimates a home’s bill for Collin County or Denton County and the school district that covers the address.
City property tax rate in this budget: $0.425517 per $100 of taxable value. School districts covered here: Frisco ISD, and parts of Prosper ISD, Lewisville ISD, and Little Elm ISD. County coverage: Collin County and Denton County. The tax tool is an estimate from published rates, not a bill from the appraisal district.
Common questions
Is the Frisco FY 2026 budget the same book as FY 2025-26?
Yes. Frisco’s adopted budget book calls the October 2025–September 2026 year FY 2026. Civic Query labels that period FY 2025-26 so it lines up with other cities.
What is Frisco’s city property tax rate for this budget?
The city rate used in the calculator is $0.425517 per $100 of taxable value. The full bill also includes Collin County or Denton County, a school district, and Collin College on the Collin County side. The result is an estimate, not a tax bill.
Which school districts does the Frisco calculator include?
Frisco ISD, Prosper ISD, Lewisville ISD, and Little Elm ISD. Pick the county and district that match the property address.