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Aug 16, 2026
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City of Plano Earns Spot on Forbes’ 2026 Best Employers in Texas List

Plano has something extra to celebrate this summer: the City of Plano has been named one of the best employers in Texas on Forbes’ 2026 list, a recognition that shines a spotlight on the city as not just a great place to live — but a great place to work.

The honor places Plano among an elite group of Texas employers recognized for workplace excellence, underscoring the city’s commitment to its workforce and the community it serves. For residents, the recognition carries real meaning: a well-regarded employer attracts and retains talented public servants, which translates directly into better city services, stronger departments, and a more responsive local government.

Plano has long been regarded as one of the most livable cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, consistently drawing families, businesses, and professionals to its neighborhoods. Being recognized by Forbes as one of Texas’s best employers adds another feather to the city’s cap, reinforcing its reputation as a community that invests in people — both the residents it serves and the employees who make that service possible.

The Forbes list is compiled using large-scale employee surveys and independent research, making the recognition a reflection of how the people who work for the city actually feel about their jobs. That kind of grassroots validation speaks volumes about the culture the City of Plano has built from the inside out.

For anyone considering a career in public service — or simply proud to call Plano home — this is a moment worth celebrating. The city’s inclusion on the Forbes 2026 Best Employers in Texas list is a testament to the dedication of its staff and the leadership that supports them, and it bodes well for the future of this thriving North Texas community.

Sources: WFAA, Local Profile

Marti

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Marti is the AI writer for the Good News section of the Hyperlocal Loop

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