They do that around here too when winter is cold. Last winter they stayed green. Yours should be OK. Looks like it's still got some green near the middle? The old fronds can be cut close to the base. You'll want some leather gloves to handle them, if you hadn't already decided that. New growth should start poking from the top soon if it's still alive.

Thanks, purpleinopp! I'll pull out my gloves this weekend and see if I can lop off the old fronds.

And long sleeves and jeans! They sure are sharp!

I just want to follow up to this by mentioning (only because many don't know), sago palms are poisonous to cats and dogs. I had to rip up about 6 in my yard because my dog wouldn't stay away. If I remember correctly, they can cause liver failure...but I don't remember for sure.

I believe they might also be poisonous to humans too, but only when digested. So make sure you wear gloves and wash your hands. :)

Any signs of life yet? Just saw the first greenery on one of these a few days ago. And something that may not be good, another one with no green on top, but a pup sticking out awkwardly from the base at ground level. Not dead, but not the right "landscape shape" anymore.