Frisco approves $1.58M for B.F. Phillips Community Park improvements

Frisco's B.F. Phillips Community Park is set to receive a major reinvestment this December.

During a Nov. 3 meeting, the Frisco City Council approved a $1.58 million sealed proposal for park improvements at B.F. Phillips Community Park, selecting Millis Development and Construction for the project. 

The details

The $1.58 million proposal includes renovating trail and plaza paving, renovating the restroom and concession building, installing artificial grass between playing fields, adding ramps, and building a new lacrosse wall and practice area. 

The proposal also includes a $150,000 contingency fund for use during construction to address field changes or adjust quantities. City documents state bond funding covers the park’s $1.58 million renovation.

The project’s bid sheet calls for approximately 21,900 square feet of artificial turf in the baseball complex and 12,380 square feet of concrete for new walking trails.

Zooming out

B.F. Phillips Community Park was originally selected as part of a $13 million citywide park expansion in 2025. The park features baseball fields, a playground, picnic tables, a football field, a dog park, concession facilities, bike trails and a disc golf course, and hosts youth baseball, soccer, softball, lacrosse and disc golf games. 

Construction on the $1.58 million improvements project is set to begin in December and finish in approximately six months, city documents state.