Frisco is not in a Texas A&M Forest Service designated high wildfire risk zone. The city is primarily suburban with limited wildland-urban interface.
Texas A&M Forest Service maps Frisco as low-to-moderate wildfire risk. The city lacks substantial wildland-urban interface areas, so no defensible space or Chapter 7A ignition-resistant construction code has been adopted. Fire Department focuses on structure fires and grass fires along greenbelts during drought. During county burn bans, extra restrictions apply to the ETJ.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
Frisco, TX
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Frisco, TX
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Frisco, TX
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Frisco, TX
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Frisco, TX
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Frisco, TX
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