Frisco, TX Public Conduct: Loitering Rules (2026)

City Code § 58-92(23)d makes it unlawful to loiter within twenty-five feet (25') of a public restroom in any city park, and separately makes it unlawful for any person over the age of eight years to use restrooms and washrooms designated for the opposite gender. The two prohibitions are codified together in a single subsection of the park general restrictions list, which governs all indoor facilities owned, leased, or otherwise controlled by the city. The loitering distance is measured from the restroom structure itself and applies regardless of whether the person is inside a building or on outdoor park grounds nearby, since § 58-92(23) opens by covering acts occurring in all facilities owned, leased, or otherwise controlled by the city.

This sits within a longer restrictions list that also bars unauthorized entry to facility areas, fraudulent use of pool passes, hitting golf balls outside designated areas, and using loudspeakers without director approval, so the loitering rule is one piece of a broader restroom-and-facility-conduct scheme rather than a general anti-loitering ordinance covering Frisco's streets or sidewalks. Enforcement is carried out by the parks and recreation department and the Frisco Police Department under § 58-96, which gives officers authority to eject a violator from the park in addition to any citation.