Topics getting the most attention in Denton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
10 issues in general with high priority
Denton's City Council has appointed Cassey Ogden as the interim city manager, stepping in for Sara Hensley upon her retirement. With her extensive experience in city government, the transition is expected to be seamless as the search for a permanent replacement begins.
Denton's City Council is considering annexing land near Mayhill and Mills roads. They're holding a public hearing on May 19th, so if you live nearby or have opinions, now's your chance to speak up!
Scammers are hitting Denton residents with fake utility payment demands over the phone. The city wants you to know they'll never call you demanding immediate payment, so hang up if you get one of these calls and call the city directly to verify.
Denton is giving local businesses a boost with a new grant program! The city is helping shops like Beth Marie's Ice Cream get a makeover to keep our downtown looking sharp and attract more customers.
Denton's on the hunt for a new city manager, and they want your input! You can check out the final candidates and let the city know what you think before they make a decision.
Denton's City Council is considering a zoning change for a plot of land near Hartlee Field Road. This could pave the way for new development, so if you live nearby or care about how our city grows, pay attention!
Denton City Council just rolled back a local marijuana ordinance, and folks feel like their voices were ignored. Now, state law is the only rule, even if it's not what the community voted for.
Denton's mayor is scratching his head because a vote to remove racist language from a city deed didn't pass easily. Some folks apparently think it's still okay to keep that offensive stuff around.
Denton banned fracking, and this article spills the tea on how that local government showdown went down. Get the inside scoop on the energy battles that shaped the city.
Denton's got a new tech boss! Michael Deegan, with nearly three decades of experience, is stepping in to modernize and secure the city's digital infrastructure. Get ready for smoother online services and better data protection as Denton keeps growing.