You're not allowed to take pictures in this type of place, but I can still review it. This wasn't…read moremy 1st visit but the experiences that I have are pretty much consistent. After entering through the front door, a deputy sitting at a desk will ask what type of service you're needing and direct you accordingly. I needed to get license plate questions answered so I visited the DMV office here. You go to the kiosk, enter what you're needing and you get a ticket. There's 4-5 employees behind a glass encased walk-up area similar to a bank teller's set-up. The employees are nice and accommodating (there's a handicap area as well). Everything is quick, clean, and well lit (tall, floor to ceiling windows). This is nothing like the "old days" DMV to get license plates and handicap paring permits.

We went for a passport renewal for minor. This office was efficient & the employees were all…read morecheerful, kind & so accommodating. They were also knowledgeable about return times & could accurately advise us on how to expedite. We love this office!!!!

Fun place to visit during the holidays. Event we attended was a safe event for the whole family.read more

Master planned community! This square is in the heart of a…read morebig office park, next door to a soccer arena. All this has been built in the past few years, all at once, like the town had some sort of big boom, and some civic planners sat down and tried to conjure up their own utopia in North Dallas. Parking is easy, there's garages not far from here. There's areas for little shops to give the place some flavor, but it's mostly just a well planned communal spot for events, concerts, shows, farmers markets, and other community events. This is where the courthouse, the library, and the movie theater are all located. Pre-planned to be in the perfect spots. The Frisco Square is a public place that allows for you to hang out and do some of the city planned things for free. They show movies on the lawn, ice skating (for a fee) in the winter with a set up pond. They go all out for Christmas with lights, and visits from Santa. If you work at the local Collin County offices or the hospital, this would be a good place to hang out for lunch break or something.

Can you believe it's 2012 and the City of Frisco does not accept Visa cards, Pay Pal, or direct…read morepayments from checking accounts for utility payments? According to their website: "Due to changes in the City's banking contracts, the City of Frisco will no longer accept Visa credit or debit cards. MasterCard, Discover and American Express credit card transactions will be charged a 2% convenience fee." As we move to a "cashless" society, Frisco is moving back to 1979. Next, they will be accepting Dinners Club or Carte Blanche cards. This does not make sense.

Just echoing one reviewer saying back in 2012, but can you believe it's late 2018 and the City of…read moreFrisco does not accept direct payments from checking accounts for utility payments? I tried to set up e payments through my bank and found out that the city of Frisco does not have the arrangement. (If you use a credit card and pay online via their website, of course you will be charged a convenience fee.) So, even in this paperless, high-tech driven world, the fabulous city of Frisco needs its resident to write a check, fight the traffic amongst idiot drivers along Eldorado and Main, and walk up to their counter or send the check in via snail mail every month. Enough said about "the best place to live in the nation."

I was so nervous when I saw the overall 2 star review for this location. Whelp, at least they're…read moreconsistent and refuse to do their jobs. I go request a mail box key for the mail unit. I just moved in the neighborhood. They call me a few days later to say pick up the key. The key didn't work so I took it back to them. Now it's only one person that does keys and she didn't do that one, so that one magically appeared out of nowhere and opened box 8 instead of my box. I could see someone else's mail. Truly a joke, when I guess she returned from vacation, it made sense to make this not a priority and do 2 weeks of catching up and if I wouldn't have called today, no telling when I would get the key. They say Friday but I won't hold my breath. Now I have to go drive and be inconvenienced and pick up my mail, because of the incompetence going on.. then they want to try and justify their mistake by telling me what they see in a log. Look lady, I only picked up a key you guys called and told me was ready, brought it back when it opened my neighbors box instead of mine in front of a USPS supervisor. He could have fixed the issue but wanted you guys held responsible for your own mistake. Now you're on the phone telling me the one person who does the keys don't have it logged and never been to this address. Which is neither here nor there to a customer. I don't know what you guys processes are like. It's definitely one thing, flawed!!! And it's more than one person making keys if she doesn't have a recollection of it. Maybe that should be the hot item on your list, smh!!

The Frisco Postal Service has been AWFUL in the 20+ years we have lived here. Mail is still…read moredelivered to the incorrect address, is not delivered at all, and packages requiring signatures have been signed for by postal carriers and just left in the mailbox. The phone number is VERY RARELY answered, and in-person service on Stonebrook is less than stellar.

So the city of Frisco is just a crazy mini-metropolis of growth and opportunity…read more You already know that... right? Wait... you don't? Seriously, the $5Billion Mile is a real thing. ONE 1-mile stretch of road in Frisco will create something like 47,000 jobs. Add in the mile south of that exact same road and it jumps to something like 65,000 jobs CREATED! That's just ONE road in the whole city!!! How does that happen? A great team of city managers and a kick a-- Chamber of Commerce. That's how. What is happening here is a once in a lifetime thing, and we have our Chamber to thank in large part to the opportunities and leadership. They are progressive, motivated, unique, and driven to succeed. Every business owner should be participating in the Chamber. The rewards are countless. I am personally biased and think the Thursday morning Get On Track networking is one of the best perks, but there are so many other meetings, trainings, events, resources, and people that add value to the local business community I cannot truly explain them all. Thank you Chamber for all the amazing things you are doing!

Joined the Frisco Chamber this year and am very impressed, everyone is extremely helpful and…read moreeveryone there is amazing. Try out the SCORE services and join WEB, both are just as terrific. Plus, they just launched their new website and it's super easy to use. Thanks again you guys!

They moved!!! To 5533 FM 423 FRISCO. (fm 423 and Lebanon,…read morebehind McDonald's) Hope this helps y'all and save some time too!!

I understand that the dmv is usually full of people waiting, however it was especially frustrating…read morethat they let people cut those who were waiting in line. At this DMV they ignored those who had been waiting hours for people who just walked in. Extremely frustrating.