Frisco wants feedback on this summer’s Fourth of July and BBQ Challenge celebrations
Tripp Fay/For the Summit Daily News
Frisco wants to hear from its residents about June’s BBQ Challenge and its Fourth of July celebration.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the town sought feedback on both events and heard comments about making the events smaller and more community-oriented. When both events returned in 2022, they were organized with that feedback in mind, the town said in a press release.
After trying out the changes, Frisco is once again seeking input regarding those events and potential changes to best serve the Frisco community through a public survey.
The survey will remain open until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21. Links to the online survey can be found under the “news” tab at FriscoGov.com.
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