Brittany Colberg

A native Texan, 26-year Frisco resident, wife and mother, Planning & Zoning Chairwoman, and a proven servant leader running for Frisco City Council Place 6.

In Her Own Words

My Why

I love Frisco, I care for our community, and my heart is to serve others well. My life is anchored in My Faith, My Family and My Community. My family's been rooted in Frisco for 26 years — this is my home, where I've worked, where I've built friendships, and where I've volunteered.

I've learned so much from being on the Citizen's Sign Ordinance Committee, the Bond Committee, graduating from Leadership Frisco (Class 21); and since 2018, serving as a Planning and Zoning Commissioner, as Secretary, as Vice Chair and now, as the Chairwoman. Serving on these boards has given me invaluable experience.

Through the years, I've built strong relationships with our city staff, community leaders, local businesses and residents; and I've been fortunate to work alongside great city leaders who've mentored me and helped shape my leadership values.

"Frisco needs servant-hearted leaders who listen, lift others up, and have a strong pulse on the needs of the residents and businesses that make up the fabric of our community."

That's why I'm committed to serving people over politics. Frisco needs visionary leaders who collaborate and build bridges. Independent thinkers who are level-headed and will solve problems. Humble leaders who represent the city and the people with excellence. These are my core leadership values.

My "why" is Frisco — I love this city. My "why" is you — I love people, you're my friends and my neighbors. My "why" is because I want to use my experience and core values to serve our city and the residents that make it great.

"A rising tide lifts all boats." That's what Frisco's always been. A city of rising tides. I want to make sure our tide keeps rising — and that everyone is lifted up.

Family & Faith

Rooted in Frisco

Brittany and her husband Erich have called Frisco home for 26 years. Together they raised their two daughters, Caroline and Ava, in this community. Their family's deep roots in Frisco — through work, church, friendships, and civic service — are what drive Brittany's passion for keeping this city strong for the next generation of families.

Background & Experience

Proven Track Record

Brittany Colberg brings over two decades of real-world experience and sophisticated understanding of land use policies, homeowner rights, and city planning, paired with years of direct leadership shaping Frisco's Growth.

Professional

Branch Manager & Escrow Officer at Capital Title, Frisco Station. The Largest Independent Title Insurance Company in the United States.
Trusted by DFW's top-producing agents to protect their most valuable clients, with transactions over $1 Million.
20+ years expertise in high-dollar transactions, complex contracts, legal agreements, deal structure, negotiation, mediation, compliance, and risk management.
Top 1% of Escrow Officers in DFW. Responsible for successfully closing over $300 Million in total transaction volume each year.
Work daily with, banks, lenders, HOAs, buyers, sellers, builders, agents, and legal teams.
Calm under pressure while working in high-pressure situations. Skilled communicator, negotiator and mediator with the ability to bring conflicted parties to a resolution in a smooth way.
Front-row seat to Frisco's growth and development for two decades.

Brittany isn't preparing to lead… she's already doing it.

Personal

Native Texan.
Frisco resident since 1999.
Lives in the Rail District.
Married to Erich Colberg, mother of two.
Known for building relationships across different perspectives.
Calm, steady leadership style focused on solutions—not politics.
Approachable, accessible, and deeply connected to the community.
Strong advocate for residents & local business.

Community Leadership & Service

Led and served in multiple church ministries focused on families, youth, and mentorship.
Director, Frisco HIS Fine Arts Co-Op.
Speech & Debate mentor (Club 19:14).
Sting Soccer Club Team Manager.
Feed the Homeless Volunteer.
Operation Care Dallas Volunteer.
Advocate for #SaveMain, supporting small businesses in The Rail District.

Brittany doesn't just serve in meetings… she shows up in the community.

Civic Service

Frisco Planning & Zoning Commission (2018–present).
Current Chairwoman of P&Z. Previously served as Secretary and Vice Chair.
Has helped oversee and guide Frisco's growth during one of its most critical expansion periods.
Balances growth with infrastructure, community impact, and long-term sustainability.
Leadership Frisco Graduate – Class XXI.
Frisco Citizen's Bond Committee – 2018.
Frisco Sign Ordinance Committee – 2006.
Participated in national and regional planning exchanges to bring best practices back to Frisco (APA Conference, OKC, Northwest Arkansas, Leadership Exchange).

Brittany has been directly involved in shaping how Frisco grows… and doing it responsibly.