Rod Vilhauer

Never allow the left to fool you to thinking family and God aren’t everything - they are!

Rod Vilhauer Personally Covers the Bill After Frisco Mayoral Candidate Mark Hill Stiffed Marine Corps League

Our different backgrounds, talents, experiences, and ideas are not weaknesses — they are strengths that help shape a stronger community. When we come together and value what makes each of us unique, we can build the greatest city in America!

Even though we all share 99% of our DNA, it’s the unique 1% in each of us that makes our city so special.

Support Frisco small businesses! We have great restaurants, local businesses, shopping, coffee shops and more in our downtown area and throughout our beautiful city!

Rod Rally!!!

I am absolutely in support of the U.S. Constitution and our First Amendment.

Thank you Representative Keith Self for your endorsement.

I’m so honored to have received the endorsement from the same organization that endorsed our great congressman, Pat Fallon. The trust that they have placed in me means a great deal, and I will always remain a voice for the people.

Thank you to the American4Hindus (A4H) for this endorsement!

I've always led with integrity, and I've never walked away from a responsibility.

Thank you Ron Moore for your encouragement and prayers!

I believe our law enforcement needs to have full backing to enforce the law. Whatever we need there, we will make it happen.

Their sacrifices are never forgotten.

Each act of remembrance helps ensure that their sacrifices are never forgotten.

As we enjoy the freedoms secured by those who gave everything, let’s take time this Memorial Day to pause and remember. Whether through a moment of silence or attending a local ceremony like the one this morning at the Frisco Commons Park.

“A nation that does not honor its heroes will not long endure.” — Abraham Lincoln

This city belongs to the next generation too, and I want them to have a voice in the future of their neighborhoods, schools, roads, businesses, and opportunities. If you care about where Frisco is headed, I encourage you to get out and vote.

Younger voters matter in this election because the decisions we make today will shape what Frisco looks like in 5, 10, and even 20 years from now.