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Denton · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Denton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The regular meeting of the Public Utilities Board for May 4, 2026, has been canceled. This means no official business, discussions, or votes will occur on that date.
The board underwent training on the city's ethics code, which is vital for ensuring all board members and potentially city officials understand and adhere to ethical standards.
A resident called for a city ordinance requiring landlords to provide detailed information about charges and payments to tenants, citing personal experience with a property management company that allegedly withheld such information.
Denton's District 2 City Council seat is up for grabs, and it's a showdown between two progressive candidates, Brian Beck and Nick Stevens. Expect to hear a lot about their plans for the city as the election gets closer.
Denton's City Council elections are heating up! The filing period is closed, so we know exactly who's running in District 3. Get ready to dive in and figure out who gets your vote.
Denton's City Council is making it easier to stay informed! They've released their latest Friday Staff Report, and you can even sign up for updates directly to your phone. It's all about keeping residents in the know about what's happening at City Hall.
Your electricity bill is climbing again, Denton residents. This is the second price hike in just four months, so expect your monthly costs to go up.
Wondering who's running for Denton City Council? The North Texas Daily has you covered with a full rundown of all the candidates. Get the scoop so you know who to back!