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Based on data from the City of Frisco weather station:
No watering is recommended. Please keep sprinkler systems turned off.
Please TURN OFF your automatic sprinkler system and allow your lawn to go dormant. Water manually, and only if recommended by the City of Frisco weather station.
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GPCD - FRISCO
WATER STATS
The average daily water usage per person in Frisco is known as the GPCD.
This week in Frisco, the GPCD was 151.
Last week, the GPCD was 146.
Calculations are obtained by dividing the total number of gallons used in Frisco by our city's population.
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Protect Your Pipes This Thanksgiving
No matter who you're with or what's on the menu, many of us will spend a lot of time in the kitchen this holiday season. When you're caught up in the cooking chaos, it's easy to forget about your sink. If you've ever wondered what happens to fats, oils and grease (FOG) after they disappear down your drain, the real story is less "Charlie Brown," and more "Nightmare Before Christmas!"
FOG begins as a liquid and is easy to pour while hot. As it cools, it hardens into a solid. Unfortunately, many residents make the mistake of pouring hot, liquid FOG down the drain - but it doesn't stay liquid for long. As it cools, it solidifies inside your plumbing. Over time, this built up material can clog and break sewer pipes, leading to costly (and smelly!) damage to your home.
Prevent a sewer overflow at your home by collecting liquid FOG in a re-sealable container, like a mason jar. Once the container becomes full, bring the container to the City of Frisco’s Environmental Collection Center for proper disposal. FOG is recycled into biodiesel, a cleaner alternative fuel source that powers school buses in the greater-DFW area.
So, remember to safely dispose of FOG and protect your pipes this holiday season!
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In observance of Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 25, residential recycling and trash services will be delayed by one day. This means Thursday services will move to Friday, and Friday services will move to Saturday. Regular service days will resume on Monday, November 29.
The Environmental Services offices and the Environmental Collection Center at 6616 Walnut Street will be closed November 25 - 27. Both facilities will reopen on Monday, November 29.
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Schedule a FREE Irrigation Valve Locate Service through May 1, 2022. Licensed irrigators will test your solenoid and rain/freeze sensor, attempt to locate irrigation valves and reset your controller, if needed. Use the myFrisco app or call 972-292-5800 to schedule your appointment today!
Please note, irrigators are not be able to perform a full Sprinkler Checkup or find broken or nicked wires during a valve locate appointment.
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Free Sprinkler Checkups, performed by the City of Frisco's licensed irrigators, are available year-round to all Frisco residents. This service is extremely popular, so schedule an appointment for your home today!
Schedule your appointment using the myFRISCO app or call 972-292-5800.
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Save water and money by letting your lawn go dormant this fall and winter.
Overseeding your lawn with cool season grasses, such as rye and fescue, is prohibited in the City of Frisco. (Ordinance 19-04-34 Section 8)
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It's easy to "Turn" your food waste into something beneficial with a Turn bucket subscription ($20/month). Turn provides a container-swap composting service for subscribers at Frisco's Environmental Collection Center (6616 Walnut Street) every other Friday from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Sign up online to get started and receive a 10% off your first month with promo code FRISCO10.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TIME WATERING
The City of Frisco's time-of-day watering restriction ended on Sunday, November 7. The city relaxes this time-of-day restriction during Central Standard Time, as it allows residents flexibility to water during the day, if necessary. This minimizes the risks associated with watering in the evenings - when temperatures may dip below freezing.
Remember, running sprinkler systems during a rain event or when temperatures dip below 40 degrees constitutes a watering violation.
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2021 WATER QUALITY REPORT
The City of Frisco is proud to let its customers know they receive safe, high-quality drinking water. Each year, the city provides an annual drinking water quality report to its customers, as required by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Frisco’s water system has a Superior Rating with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards. You can also find weekly water testing and monthly water quality results at friscotexas.gov/waterreports.
To receive a printed version of this report, contact the Public Works Department at 972-292-5800.
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