Casey McEuin
Frisco Distinguished Veteran 2024
Mayor Jeff Cheney presented Casey McEuin with a proclamation recognizing him as the recipient of
Promoting a Veteran-ready community
The Frisco Veterans Advisory Committee (FVAC) is a dynamic group of dedicated citizens committed to shaping community policies and programs that have positioned Frisco as a national leader in being a Veteran-ready community.
Acting as a direct voice for Veterans to the Mayor and City Council, FVAC highlights Veteran-friendly activities across North Texas, empowering Veterans and their families by providing valuable resources and support.
The committee also helps Veterans discover opportunities to engage with the community through employment and service initiatives.
To support Mayor Jeff Cheney’s initiative to honor, celebrate and award Frisco’s Veterans for the contributions to our country and leverage their talent to strengthen our community and local businesses.
We want Frisco to not just be a “Veteran-friendly” community but to be a “Veteran-ready” community that realizes the contributions Veterans can make to strengthen our community.
Pillar One: Enhance awareness of the contributions our Veterans have made to our nation.
Pillar Two: Sponsor programs that support Veterans successfully acclimating into our community.
Pillar Three: Promote the value Veterans bring through their contributions to local businesses and our community.
Frisco is Home to Over 6000 Veterans.
Texas has the largest veteran population in the country, with an estimated 6.11% of Texans ages 18 and older identifying as veterans.
Our veterans have strong technical, professional and personal skills that are valuable to local businesses and veteran owned businesses have a higher success rate than the average.
Frisco Veterans Advisory Committee:
A dynamic group of dedicated citizens committed to shaping and supporting community policies and programs, positioning Frisco as a leading, veteran-friendly community in the nation.
The Frisco Veterans Memorial is located Frisco Commons Park.
The memorial was originally dedicated in 2004 and expanded over time to now include the veterans Walk of Honor, the Wall of Honor, a Battlefield Cross, the Gold Star Family Memorial Monument, WWII Flyboy statue and information plaques on wars and conflicts since Frisco was founded in 1902.
Frisco Distinguished Veteran 2024
Mayor Jeff Cheney presented Casey McEuin with a proclamation recognizing him as the recipient of
U.S. Marine Corps | Purple Hearts: 1969
Tim Archer is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. Having
Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Award Ceremony March 29, 2021 Embassy Suites Frisco
Four high school students from the Frisco area were named winners and received $250 college scholarships at the American Legion
A 50-year anniversary is a milestone for anyone. It is particularly significant when it involves membership to the American Legion,
Because of COVID-19, the Honor/ Color Guard was limited in the number of events for which it was able to
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