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Frost, Texas

Frost TX

What is going on in Frost, and what has gone on.

In the archive
photographs

A Trade Days crowd at the corner of Garitty Street and North Front Street, Frost, early 1920s
Trade Days, early 1920s, at the corner of Garitty and North Front. From a print at the Frost Historical Museum.
What has gone on

Getting things done in Frost

City Hall
Address100 N. Garitty Street, Frost, TX 76641
Phone903-682-3861
After hours903-879-3538, for emergencies
OpenMonday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Elected officialsMayor Shannon Wayman. Mayor Pro Tem Megan Welborn. Aldermen Stormi Upton, Amber Whitley, Jason Murray and Kimi Muldner. The city's council page →the city's council page and its council packet for 21 September 2026
City staffCity Secretary Juli Reeves.the city's council packet for 21 September 2026
PoliceThe city has no police department of its own. The Navarro County Sheriff's Office covers Frost.the city's police department page
Fire and emergency
EmergencyCall 911.
DepartmentFrost Volunteer Fire Department Station and directions →

Community information last reviewed 17 September 2026.

For official city business: cityoffrost.municipalimpact.com.

The schools

Frost ISD
208 N. Wyrick Street · 903-998-7201 · frostisd.org
Elementary and secondary on one campus.

The churches

Two congregations.
Frost Baptist Church
101 Stroud Street · 903-347-5110 · frostbaptist.com
Call for service times.
Frost Methodist Church
121 N. Front Street · 903-682-2721
Call for service times.
A Texas historical marker stands at the front of the building.

What the town keeps going

The volunteer fire department, the heritage museum and the hall.
Frost Volunteer Fire Department
Hours
Meetsfourth Monday of the month, 7 p.m.
Call to confirm.
the department's sign, photographed 16 August 2014
Frost Heritage Center and Museum
Frost Community Center

City of Frost

Frost is one of six towns on Blackland TX, the record of five small towns in Navarro County and one across the Hill County line, and of the crossroads between them.

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