Nearly 80% of our residents work from home or leave the city to work, and many families move away after their kids graduate - because there are no high-paying jobs to keep them here. We’re building office space, while other cities are building opportunity. It’s time to attract top-tier companies offering career-ready jobs that support families, retain talent, and keep Frisco a place where our kids can build their futures. ✅Let’s stop being a temporary stop. ✅Let’s build an economy that lasts.

Every contract should be visible. Every expense should be justified. And every decision should serve the public - not private interests. It’s time to build trust through clear checks and balances, better visibility into city finances, and open access to spending data. Responsible spending isn’t just about saving money. It’s about restoring public confidence through action, not words.

Frisco deserves open conversations, not closed-door decisions. True leadership means bringing major discussions to the public dais, where residents can see who’s voting, why, and how it affects them. No more showmanship. No more secrecy. Taxpayers have a right to know how deals are made, who benefits, and where the money goes. Accountability isn’t built in the back room - it’s built in the open.