About Dan

Building Family,
Community,
Public Safety and Economic Prosperity

Building Family, Community, Public Safety and Economic Prosperity

Frisco City Council-Place 5

Dan Stricklin

Born in Ft. Worth, TX-Dan grew up in the surrounding cities of Carrollton and Flower Mound and is a graduate of Marcus High School. Dan learned early about the value of hard work, perseverance and team work. He joined the United States Marine Corps immediately after graduating High School and was stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, Bravo Company as a Rifleman.

Education

Dan holds an MBA and a Bachelors Degree in Business Management from the University of Phoenix, John Sperling School of Business.

Accomplishments

Dan has been in the Electronic Security and Surveillance industry for 15 years and has held both middle and upper management positions including Regional Sales Manager, Director, Vice President and President. He is widely recognized as a subject matter expert in Electronic Security and Surveillance.

” Dan is the Managing Partner for Intellisite, his company provides jobsite surveillance and security for the Petroleum Industry, Homebuilders and Commercial Contractors across North America.”

College Incident

“When I was in college at UNT over two decades ago, I was charged with misdemeanor resisting arrest while celebrating with friends outside of a bar on Fry St. in Denton, TX. I received deferred adjudication probation in 2000 but after violating the terms, spent two months in the Denton County Jail. During that time, I learned valuable life skills by working full time to fill potholes, trim trees, and pick up trash. During my contemplation then and now, I am deeply sorry for what I did and take complete responsibility for my actions.

Through those life lessons I learned, I have changed for the better and it’s made me a better husband, father, and business leader. I went on to earn two degrees, have been married to my college sweetheart for over 15 years and was blessed with two children.

My motto in life is “my past doesn’t define me, but it helps shape me for the future”. I look forward in sharing my life with the Frisco community I love”