The area impacted is bordered by Main Street, State Highway 289 (Preston Road), F.M. 423 and U.S. Highway 380. Businesses and customers living on the north side of Main Street (even numbered addresses) will use the new ZIP Code, 75033. Those on the south side of Main Street (odd numbered addresses) will continue to use 75034. Businesses and customers on F.M. 423 -- between Main Street and Eldorado Parkway -- will also use ZIP Code 75033. No changes are being made to the 75035 ZIP Code at this time.
Customers within the boundaries should notify any mailers or correspondents of their new five-digit ZIP Code.
The Post Office can provide a postcard for you to use to notify your magazine and newspaper suppliers. Do NOT submit a ‘Change of Address Request’ to the Postal Service.
Impacted postal customers may still use all of their existing stationery and mailing supplies; however, when reordering those materials, customers should use the new ZIP code, 75033. The United States Postal Service will ensure delivery of mail with the ‘old’ ZIP Code for a period of one year to allow customers to make the transition to the 75033 ZIP Code.
In 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau ranked the City of Frisco as the fastest growing city in the country, 2000 – 2009.
The U.S.P.O reports the current ZIP Code 75034 has grown along with the City of Frisco and is running out of the PLUS-FOUR-DIGITS assigned to five-digit ZIP Codes. The PLUS-4s are needed to sort, ship and deliver mail directly to houses, apartments and businesses.
More information is available from the US Post Office in Frisco.
Have questions? Please give me a call - 469.951.9588.
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