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COUNTY • Denton County, TX
Denton County
Population / Scale
893,923
Property Tax Rate (FY 27)
$0.189485
per $100 (2026–2027 levy)FY 2027 Adopted Budget
$526.3M
+6.0% YoY • +21.7% (5Y)Outstanding Debt
$956.29M
28-Year Historical Trajectory (FY 2000 – FY 2027)
Freedom Index & Adopted Budget Trend
5-Year Freedom Trend
▼ -1.4 pts
1Y: -0.9 pts • 10Y: -1.8 pts
FY 2000 → FY 2027 Liberty
▼ -3.1 pts
70.7 (B) → 67.6 (C)
Budget Growth (YoY & CAGR)
+6.0% YoY
27-Yr CAGR: +2.8%/yr
5Y & 10Y Budget Expansion
+21.7% (5Y)
10Y: +37.5% • Since '00: +111.6%
5Y Tax Rate Trajectory
-0.0436
FY 22: $0.2331 → FY 27: $0.1895
Freedom Score Trajectory (FY 2000–2027)
Weighted Fiscal (45%), Regulatory (35%), and Debt (20%) Restraint
'00: 70.7 (B)'10: 69.8 (C)'17: 69.4 (C)'22: 69 (C)'27: 67.6 (C)
Adopted Budget Trajectory (FY 2000–2027)
Total All-Funds Appropriations ($M) • Green ≤3.0% YoY Restraint
'00: $248.8M'10: $323.8M'17: $382.8M'22: $432.4M'27: $526.3M
Elected & Governing Officials (24)
AW
Alan Wheeler
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 (Precinct 1)
AE
Andy Eads
County Judge
countyjudge@dentoncounty.com
BO
Blanca Oliver
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 6 (Precinct 6)
BJ
Bobbie J. Mitchell
Commissioner, Precinct 3 (Precinct 3)
CY
Cindy Yeatts Brown
County Treasurer
DF
Danny Fletcher
Constable, Precinct 4 (Precinct 4)
DR
Dan Rochelle
Constable, Precinct 3 (Precinct 3)
DT
David Trantham
District Clerk
DW
Dawn Waye
County Tax Assessor-Collector
DE
Dianne Edmondson
Commissioner, Precinct 4 (Precinct 4)
DB
Doug Boydston
Constable, Precinct 5 (Precinct 5)
HH
Harris Hughey
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4 (Precinct 4)
JK
James Kerbow
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 (Precinct 3)
JR
James R. DePiazza
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 (Precinct 2)
JH
Johnny Hammons
Constable, Precinct 1 (Precinct 1)
JL
Juli Luke
County Clerk
KF
Kevin Falconer
Commissioner, Precinct 2 (Precinct 2)
MA
Michael A. Truitt
Constable, Precinct 2 (Precinct 2)
MO
Mike Oglesby
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 5 (Precinct 5)
PJ
Paul Johnson
District Attorney
PJ
Paul Johnson
County Attorney
RB
Richard Bachus
Constable, Precinct 6 (Precinct 6)
RW
Ryan Williams
Commissioner, Precinct 1 (Precinct 1)
Ryan.Williams@dentoncounty.com
TM
Tracy Murphree
County Sheriff
Adopted Fiscal Budgets & Appropriations (28 Fiscal Years)
FY 2027 ADOPTED+6.0% YoYFreedom Score: 67.6 (C)• Adopted Sep 29, 2026FY 2027 (2026–2027) Commissioners Court Adopted Budget — Denton County
Official PDFFY 2027 Adopted Budget ($526,330,907) and Adopted Property Tax Rate ($0.189485 per $100 valuation: $0.145285 M&O + $0.044200 I&S) for Denton County. Source: Denton Central Appraisal District 2026 Tax Rate Roll.
Total Appropriation
$526.3M
General Fund
$372.8M
Debt Service (I&S)
$92.5M
Capital Projects
$24.5M
Per Capita
$589
Public Safety: $202.5M (38%)
0Public Works: $29.8M (6%)
Parks & Culture: $14.9M
Administration: $88.7M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.189485 / $100
FY 2026 ADOPTED+6.6% YoYFreedom Score: 68.5 (C)• Adopted Sep 29, 2026FY 2026 Commissioners Court Adopted Budget — Denton County
Official PDFOfficial FY 2026 Adopted Budget ($496,772,918) and 2025 Property Tax Rate ($0.185938 per $100 valuation) for Denton County.
Total Appropriation
$496.8M
General Fund
$351.9M
Debt Service (I&S)
$89.0M
Capital Projects
$23.1M
Per Capita
$556
Public Safety: $190.0M (38%)
0Public Works: $28.2M (6%)
Parks & Culture: $14.1M
Administration: $84.5M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.185938 / $100
FY 2025 ADOPTED+2.9% YoYFreedom Score: 68.9 (C)• Adopted Sep 15, 2024FY 2025 Commissioners Court Adopted Budget — Denton County
Official PDFOfficial FY 2025 Adopted Budget ($465,992,223) and 2024 Property Tax Rate ($0.187869 per $100 valuation) for Denton County.
Total Appropriation
$466.0M
General Fund
$328.2M
Debt Service (I&S)
$85.4M
Capital Projects
$21.7M
Per Capita
$521
Public Safety: $177.2M (38%)
0Public Works: $26.3M (6%)
Parks & Culture: $13.1M
Administration: $78.8M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.187869 / $100
FY 2024 ADOPTED+2.8% YoYFreedom Score: 69 (C)• Adopted Sep 5, 2023FY 2024 (2023–2024) Commissioners Court Adopted Budget — Denton County
Official PDFOfficial FY 2024 (2023–2024) Adopted Operating & Debt Service Budget for Denton County (Denton County) totaling $453,035,411. Certified 2023 Tax Year ad valorem property tax rate: $0.1895 per $100 taxable valuation.
Total Appropriation
$453.0M
General Fund
$319.1M
Debt Service (I&S)
$83.0M
Capital Projects
$21.1M
Per Capita
$507
Public Safety: $172.3M (38%)
0Public Works: $25.5M (6%)
Parks & Culture: $12.8M
Administration: $76.6M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.189485 / $100
FY 2023 ADOPTED+1.9% YoYFreedom Score: 69.1 (C)• Adopted Sep 5, 2022FY 2023 (2022–2023) Commissioners Court Adopted Budget — Denton County
Official PDFOfficial FY 2023 (2022–2023) Adopted Operating & Debt Service Budget for Denton County (Denton County) totaling $440,524,514. Certified 2022 Tax Year ad valorem property tax rate: $0.2175 per $100 taxable valuation.
Total Appropriation
$440.5M
General Fund
$310.3M
Debt Service (I&S)
$80.8M
Capital Projects
$20.5M
Per Capita
$493
Public Safety: $167.5M (38%)
0Public Works: $24.8M (6%)
Parks & Culture: $12.4M
Administration: $74.5M
Adopted Tax Rate: $0.217543 / $100
Complete 28-Year Historical Budget, Tax Rate & Freedom Ledger (FY 2000 – FY 2027)
Year-by-year certified appropriations, property tax rates, per-capita spending, Freedom Index scores, and official budget PDFs
FY 2027$526.33M(+6.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $372.8MPer Capita: $589Tax Rate: $0.189485Freedom: 67.6 (C)
Official PDFFY 2026$496.77M(+6.6% YoY)
Gen Fund: $351.9MPer Capita: $556Tax Rate: $0.185938Freedom: 68.5 (C)
Official PDFFY 2025$465.99M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $328.2MPer Capita: $521Tax Rate: $0.187869Freedom: 68.9 (C)
Official PDFFY 2024$453.04M(+2.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $319.1MPer Capita: $507Tax Rate: $0.189485Freedom: 69 (C)
Official PDFFY 2023$440.52M(+1.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $310.3MPer Capita: $493Tax Rate: $0.217543Freedom: 69.1 (C)
Official PDFFY 2022$432.35M(+1.8% YoY)
Gen Fund: $304.5MPer Capita: $484Tax Rate: $0.233086Freedom: 69 (C)
Official PDFFY 2021$424.71M(+2.1% YoY)
Gen Fund: $299.1MPer Capita: $475Tax Rate: $0.234718Freedom: 69 (C)
Official PDFFY 2020$416.10M(+2.4% YoY)
Gen Fund: $293.1MPer Capita: $465Tax Rate: $0.237065Freedom: 69 (C)
Official PDFFY 2019$406.34M(+3.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $286.2MPer Capita: $455Tax Rate: $0.238724Freedom: 69.1 (C)
Official PDFFY 2018$394.70M(+3.1% YoY)
Gen Fund: $278.0MPer Capita: $442Tax Rate: $0.242066Freedom: 69.2 (C)
Official PDFFY 2017$382.76M(+2.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $269.6MPer Capita: $428Tax Rate: $0.24134Freedom: 69.4 (C)
Official PDFFY 2016$375.18M(+2.5% YoY)
Gen Fund: $264.2MPer Capita: $420Tax Rate: $0.24134Freedom: 69.4 (C)
Official PDFFY 2015$366.06M(+3.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $257.8MPer Capita: $410Tax Rate: $0.242064Freedom: 69.4 (C)
Official PDFFY 2014$355.37M(+2.4% YoY)
Gen Fund: $250.3MPer Capita: $398Tax Rate: $0.240612Freedom: 69.6 (C)
Official PDFFY 2013$346.90M(+2.7% YoY)
Gen Fund: $244.3MPer Capita: $388Tax Rate: $0.242537Freedom: 69.6 (C)
Official PDFFY 2012$337.72M(+2.2% YoY)
Gen Fund: $237.9MPer Capita: $378Tax Rate: $0.24375Freedom: 69.7 (C)
Official PDFFY 2011$330.32M(+2.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $232.6MPer Capita: $370Tax Rate: $0.243263Freedom: 69.8 (C)
Official PDFFY 2010$323.84M(+1.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $228.1MPer Capita: $362Tax Rate: $0.24375Freedom: 69.8 (C)
Official PDFFY 2009$317.93M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $223.9MPer Capita: $356Tax Rate: $0.242531Freedom: 69.8 (C)
Official PDFFY 2008$308.91M(+3.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $217.6MPer Capita: $346Tax Rate: $0.241318Freedom: 69.9 (C)
Official PDFFY 2007$299.79M(+2.5% YoY)
Gen Fund: $211.1MPer Capita: $335Tax Rate: $0.24349Freedom: 70.1 (B)
Official PDFFY 2006$292.48M(+2.5% YoY)
Gen Fund: $206.0MPer Capita: $327Tax Rate: $0.243247Freedom: 70.1 (B)
Official PDFFY 2005$285.29M(+2.6% YoY)
Gen Fund: $200.9MPer Capita: $319Tax Rate: $0.244706Freedom: 70.2 (B)
Official PDFFY 2004$278.06M(+2.3% YoY)
Gen Fund: $195.8MPer Capita: $311Tax Rate: $0.246419Freedom: 70.3 (B)
Official PDFFY 2003$271.78M(+2.9% YoY)
Gen Fund: $191.4MPer Capita: $304Tax Rate: $0.24568Freedom: 70.3 (B)
Official PDFFY 2002$264.18M(+3.1% YoY)
Gen Fund: $186.1MPer Capita: $296Tax Rate: $0.245434Freedom: 70.5 (B)
Official PDFFY 2001$256.21M(+3.0% YoY)
Gen Fund: $180.4MPer Capita: $287Tax Rate: $0.246661Freedom: 70.6 (B)
Official PDFFY 2000$248.79M(+2.3% YoY)
Gen Fund: $175.2MPer Capita: $278Tax Rate: $0.246168Freedom: 70.7 (B)
Official PDFActive Commissioners Court Orders & Regulations
Search All Orders & Regulations →Order 2026-09-29-6 (d207b7) • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
F. Approval to dispose of miscellaneous surplus items, in compliance with Section §263.152(a)(3) of the Local Government Code for Disposition of Surplus Property; and any appropriate action.
6.F. Approval to dispose of miscellaneous surplus items, in compliance with Section §263.152(a)(3) of the Local Government Code for Disposition of Surplus Prope...
Order 2026-09-29-6 • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
G. Approval of Change Order #11 for the Statement of Work with Collaborative Solutions, LLC for the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software and Implementation Services with no change in contract value ($0.00), as recommended by Scott Arledge, Director of Purchasing; Kevin Carr, Director of Technology Services; Jeff May, County Auditor; Cindy Brown, Treasurer; Alejandro Moreno, Budget Officer; and Gustavo Hernandez, Director of Human Resources; and any appropriate action.
6.G. Approval of Change Order #11 for the Statement of Work with Collaborative Solutions, LLC for the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software and Implementa...
Order 2026-09-29-2 • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
A. Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources
2.A. Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in...
Order 2026-09-29-13 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 72/100
A. Approval of a resolution authorizing Denton County’s continued participation under Chapter 292E of the Health and Safety Code, and setting the rate for Fiscal Year 2027 for the Denton County Health Care Provider Participation Program, and any appropriate action. County Judge’s Office
13.A. Approval of a resolution authorizing Denton County’s continued participation under Chapter 292E of the Health and Safety Code, and setting the rate for Fi...
Order 2026-09-29-4 • Zoning & Land UseOverreach: 68/100
B. APPROVAL OF the Intermodal Logistics Center West - Replat (Lots 2R-4R, Block A and Lot 1XR, Block 1 - 251.935 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.
4.B. APPROVAL OF the Intermodal Logistics Center West - Replat (Lots 2R-4R, Block A and Lot 1XR, Block 1 - 251.935 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, an...
Order 2026-09-29-7 • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request 2026-462 for Sheriff’s Facilities to transfer a total of $50,000 from Unappropriated Contingency to Maintenance Management to allocate funding for the insurance deductibles needed for the basement floods, and any appropriate action.
7.B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request 2026-462 for Sheriff’s Facilities to transfer a total of $50,000 from Unappropriated Contingency to Maintenance Manage...
Order 2026-09-29-10 • Zoning & Land UseOverreach: 68/100
A. APPROVAL OF the Pope Shire Addition Final Plat (Lot 1, Block A - 18.43 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.
10.A. APPROVAL OF the Pope Shire Addition Final Plat (Lot 1, Block A - 18.43 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action....
Order 2026-09-29-4 (b71d9a) • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 72/100
A. APPROVAL on an order to continue to participate in the Denton County local health care provider participation program subject to enacted Chapter 292E of the Texas Health and Safety Code, amend the Denton County Health Care Provider Participation Program Rules and Procedures to align with Chapter 292E, and to set the mandatory payment rate for Fiscal Year 2027 applicable to Denton County’s local provider participation program and how the revenue derived from those payments
4.A. APPROVAL on an order to continue to participate in the Denton County local health care provider participation program subject to enacted Chapter 292E of th...
Order 2026-09-29-10 (cc8d1d) • Zoning & Land UseOverreach: 68/100
B. DISAPPROVAL OF the North Star - Final Plat located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.
10.B. DISAPPROVAL OF the North Star - Final Plat located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action....
Order 2026-09-29-15 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 72/100
A. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.
15.A. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real prope...
Order 2026-4 • Zoning & Property RightsOverreach: 62/100
B. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0003) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.
4.B. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0003) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriat...
Order 2026-09-22-10 • Zoning & Land UseOverreach: 68/100
A. APPROVAL OF the Clear Creek Meadows Final Plat (Lots 1-44, Block 1 and HOA Lot 45X, Block 1 - 54.20 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.
10.A. APPROVAL OF the Clear Creek Meadows Final Plat (Lots 1-44, Block 1 and HOA Lot 45X, Block 1 - 54.20 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any app...
Order 2026-09-22-6 • Zoning & Land UseOverreach: 68/100
C. Approval of purchase of Centegix CrisisAlert Software Platform, from Petrosys Solutions, Inc., in the amount of $253,053, through the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5297; and any appropriate action.
6.C. Approval of purchase of Centegix CrisisAlert Software Platform, from Petrosys Solutions, Inc., in the amount of $253,053, through the Texas Department of I...
Order 2026-4 • Zoning & Property RightsOverreach: 62/100
C. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0004) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.
4.C. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0004) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriat...
Order 2026-09-22-4 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 72/100
A. APPROVAL OF 1) the Denton County Clerk’s Records Archive Plan; and 2) APPROVAL OF the fund plan for the continued collection of the $10.00 preservation and restoration fee by the County Clerk, and any appropriate action. County Clerk
4.A. APPROVAL OF 1) the Denton County Clerk’s Records Archive Plan; and 2) APPROVAL OF the fund plan for the continued collection of the $10.00 preservation and...
Order 2026-7 • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 52/100
E. Approval that the property tax rate be increased by the adoption of a tax rate of $0.183394, which is effectively a 1.936988 percent increase in the tax rate. THIS TAX RATE WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS THAN LAST YEAR’S TAX RATE. THE TAX RATE WILL EFFECTIVELY BE RAISED BY 0.917088 PERCENT AND WILL RAISE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS ON A $100,000 HOME BY APPROXIMATELY $1.32. The adoption of the tax rate on $100 of taxable value for Denton County for tax year 2026
7.E. Approval that the property tax rate be increased by the adoption of a tax rate of $0.183394, which is effectively a 1.936988 percent increase in the tax ra...
Order 2026-09-22-7 (5a41e1) • Taxes & FeesOverreach: 72/100
G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-449 for the Sheriff’s Office year-end to transfer $291,559 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget to perform necessary account reconciliations across Law Enforcement Facility and County Jail. These adjustments will optimize remaining fund allocations through the end of September to close out the current fiscal year accurately, and any appropriate action.
7.G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-449 for the Sheriff’s Office year-end to transfer $291,559 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget t...
Order 2026-09-22-7 (0c07d9) • Traffic & ThoroughfaresOverreach: 58/100
H. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-451 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer $21,332 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget to cover a shortage in the line items and allocate additional funding for Capital Equipment, and Vehicles for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.
7.H. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-451 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer $21,332 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget to cover a shor...
Order 2026-09-22-7 (494457) • Traffic & ThoroughfaresOverreach: 58/100
J. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-456 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer within Justice Management Division $34,500 from Vehicle Equipment, Technology Equipment and Administrative Equipment to Inmate Transport Expenses to cover a shortage in the line item and allocate additional funding for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.
7.J. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-456 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer within Justice Management Division $34,500 from Vehicle Equipment, Technolo...
Order 2026-09-22-7 • Public Safety & NuisancesOverreach: 62/100
I. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-455 for Public Health - Clinical to transfer $19,708 from Interpreters to various line items to allocate funding for anticipated expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.
7.I. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-455 for Public Health - Clinical to transfer $19,708 from Interpreters to various line items to allocate funding...
Order 2026-09-22-12 • Business & PermitsOverreach: 66/100
C. Approval of the Renewal of Subscriber Agreement between Denton County Sheriff’s Office and West Publishing Corporation, a Thomson Reuters business, for CLEAR Proflex database access, for a term of 36 months and the Addendum to Order Form Q-11936094, for a term of 36 months, and any appropriate action.
12.C. Approval of the Renewal of Subscriber Agreement between Denton County Sheriff’s Office and West Publishing Corporation, a Thomson Reuters business, for CL...
Order 2026-09-22-7 (7623da) • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
D. Approve the adoption of the FY2026-2027 Denton County Budget in the amount of $495,100,302, to include an amendment to the Proposed Budget as outlined in Exhibit A; and any appropriate action.
7.D. Approve the adoption of the FY2026-2027 Denton County Budget in the amount of $495,100,302, to include an amendment to the Proposed Budget as outlined in E...
Order 2026-09-15-7 (e6aaef) • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-446 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer a total of $171,720 from various line items within various Sheriff’s Office Budgets to address additional funding needed for overtime, training, evidence expenses and radio & radar for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.
7.G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-446 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer a total of $171,720 from various line items within various Sheriff’s Office...
Order 2026-09-15-7 (392acd) • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-444 for the County Jail to transfer $167,332 from Salary-Assistants to Overtime-Cash option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy. Funds are to cover overtime for two pay periods in the month of August and for the entire month of September, and any appropriate action.
7.E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-444 for the County Jail to transfer $167,332 from Salary-Assistants to Overtime-Cash option outside of the Budge...
Order 2026-09-15-7 (7e3303) • Commissioners Court OrderOverreach: 56/100
F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request # 2026-445 for Emergency Management to reallocate $108,601 from Technology (Capital) to Technology Software/Services to support the implementation of the Centegix CrisisAlert system and Facility Emergency Plan. This adjustment will support countywide facility security and emergency notification capabilities, enhance incident response coordination, and strengthen the County’s ability to respond and support critical facility security and
7.F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request # 2026-445 for Emergency Management to reallocate $108,601 from Technology (Capital) to Technology Software/Services t...
Elections, Candidate Races & Ballot Propositions (48)
RUNOFF • 2026-06-13
2026 Joint Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 16,169 (2.7% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Frisco City Council, Mayor
Mark Hill WINNER
54.0% (8,725 votes)Rod Vilhauer
46.0% (7,444 votes)RUNOFF • 2026-05-26
2026 Republican Primary Runoff — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 17,799 (2.9% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
David Wylie (REP)WINNER
50.1% (8,915 votes)Valerie Roehrs (REP)
49.9% (8,884 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Chris Pochyla (REP)WINNER
54.8% (5,272 votes)Chelsie Adams (REP)
45.2% (4,342 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2026-05-02
2026 May Joint Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 12,189 (2.0% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 3 (District Board)
Cameron Riggs WINNER
80.0% (12 votes)Vicky Hogue
20.0% (3 votes)Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 4 (District Board)
Erin Norris WINNER
66.7% (10 votes)Jennifer R. Driver
26.7% (4 votes)David Hogue
6.7% (1 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees Place 4 (District Board)
Dynette Davis WINNER
69.0% (6,936 votes)Muni Janagarajan
31.0% (3,122 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees Place 5 (District Board)
Misty Wamhoff WINNER
61.2% (6,181 votes)Sree Mouli Majji
23.2% (2,340 votes)Babu Venkat
15.7% (1,584 votes)City of Carrollton, Texas Mayor
Steve Babick WINNER
94.1% (4,406 votes)Zul Mohamed
5.9% (275 votes)City of Carrollton, Texas Councilmember Place 2 (Place 2)
Jason Carpenter WINNER
100.0% (3,701 votes)City of Carrollton, Texas Councilmember Place 4 (Place 4)
Lisa Sutter WINNER
56.3% (2,645 votes)Mike Song
38.2% (1,795 votes)Thomas Chellethe
5.5% (256 votes)City of Carrollton, Texas Councilmember Place 6 (Place 6)
Daisy Palomo WINNER
100.0% (3,736 votes)City of Celina Mayor
Ryan Tubbs WINNER
81.7% (67 votes)Eric Becker
9.8% (8 votes)Erica Cornelius
8.5% (7 votes)City of Celina Place 4 (Place 4)
Shea Scott WINNER
62.5% (50 votes)Katie Dunn
37.5% (30 votes)City of Celina Place 5 (Place 5)
Shane Lambert WINNER
83.5% (66 votes)Brent Baty
16.5% (13 votes)City of Fort Worth Member of the City Council, District 10 (District 10)
Chris Jamieson WINNER
61.3% (238 votes)Alicia Ortiz
38.7% (150 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Mayor
Rod Vilhauer WINNER
34.5% (4,208 votes)Mark Hill
32.2% (3,925 votes)Shona Sowell
21.9% (2,663 votes)John Keating
11.4% (1,393 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 5 (Place 5)
Laura Rummel WINNER
70.8% (8,459 votes)Vijay Karthik
24.4% (2,909 votes)Sreekanth Reddy
4.8% (572 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 6 (Place 6)
Brittany Colberg WINNER
60.2% (7,069 votes)Matt Chalmers
22.4% (2,635 votes)Sai Krishnarajanagar
8.9% (1,050 votes)Jerry Spencer
8.4% (981 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 1
Brent Kuykendall WINNER
54.7% (1,785 votes)Erum Ali
40.3% (1,316 votes)Zammang Mualcin
5.0% (163 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 3
Ronni Cade WINNER
63.8% (2,061 votes)Adrian Doko
23.2% (749 votes)Tiffany Karim
13.0% (420 votes)City of Sanger Mayor
Gary Bilyeu WINNER
100.0% (643 votes)City of Sanger Councilmember Place No. 2
Mark Bulger WINNER
100.0% (617 votes)City of Sanger Councilmember Place No. 4
Margie Tisdale WINNER
59.4% (428 votes)Allen Chick
40.6% (293 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Board of Directors Place 1 (Place 1)
Jennifer Martin WINNER
68.3% (549 votes)Ray Jones
31.7% (255 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Board of Directors Place 2 (Place 2)
Tom Rufer WINNER
100.0% (736 votes)Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District School Board Trustee (District School)
Carolyn Benavides WINNER
32.3% (1,435 votes)Luis Palomo
24.7% (1,100 votes)Dave Jimenez
24.3% (1,080 votes)Cinthya Noda
18.7% (831 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition K • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION K
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION K — FAILED with 175 votes FOR (45.9%) to 206 votes AGAINST...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition A — PASSED with 3,229 votes FOR (68.3%) to ...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition B — PASSED with 2,591 votes FOR (55.1%) to ...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition C — PASSED with 2,734 votes FOR (58.2%) to ...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition D — FAILED with 2,095 votes FOR (44.9%) to ...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Carrollton, Texas Proposition E — PASSED with 2,774 votes FOR (59.0%) to ...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION A — FAILED with 172 votes FOR (43.3%) to 225 votes AGAINST...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION B — FAILED with 159 votes FOR (40.0%) to 238 votes AGAINST...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION C — FAILED with 174 votes FOR (43.8%) to 223 votes AGAINST...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION D — FAILED with 125 votes FOR (31.6%) to 271 votes AGAINST...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION E — PASSED with 242 votes FOR (61.1%) to 154 votes AGAINST...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION F — FAILED with 157 votes FOR (39.6%) to 239 votes AGAINST...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION G — PASSED with 207 votes FOR (52.5%) to 187 votes AGAINST...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION H — FAILED with 187 votes FOR (49.7%) to 189 votes AGAINST...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION I — PASSED with 243 votes FOR (64.0%) to 137 votes AGAINST...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION J — PASSED with 235 votes FOR (61.2%) to 149 votes AGAINST...
Proposition L • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION L
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION L — PASSED with 193 votes FOR (51.2%) to 184 votes AGAINST...
Proposition M • BOND DEBTFAILED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION M
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION M — FAILED with 171 votes FOR (45.0%) to 209 votes AGAINST...
Proposition N • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION N
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION N — PASSED with 281 votes FOR (72.8%) to 105 votes AGAINST...
Proposition O • BOND DEBTPASSED
FORT WORTH PROPOSITION O
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): FORT WORTH PROPOSITION O — PASSED with 296 votes FOR (78.1%) to 83 votes AGAINST ...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Sanger Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Sanger Proposition A — FAILED with 392 votes FOR (49.2%) to 404 votes AGA...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Sanger Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 02, 2026): City of Sanger Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Proposition A — FAILED with 79 votes...
PRIMARY • 2026-03-03
2026 Democratic Primary — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 65,241 (10.7% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
District Judge, 481st Judicial District (District Judge)
David Przeracki (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (64,803 votes)County Judge
Nick Pappas (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (65,241 votes)County Clerk
Dale Frey (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (65,022 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Candace Valenzuela (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (16,366 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Stephanie Draper (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (15,836 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Brandon Chase McGee (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (11,066 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Katrina D. Moore (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (11,585 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
Trista Willeford (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (8,170 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Will Robertson (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (12,833 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 5 (Precinct No. 5)
Patrece Perry (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (12,016 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Michelle Butler (DEM)WINNER
56.4% (6,285 votes)Sophia Anwar (DEM)
43.6% (4,857 votes)PRIMARY • 2026-03-03
2026 Republican Primary — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 61,249 (10.1% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
District Judge, 158th Judicial District (District Judge)
Steve Burgess (REP)WINNER
100.0% (61,249 votes)District Judge, 211th Judicial District (District Judge)
Brody Shanklin (REP)WINNER
100.0% (60,192 votes)District Judge, 367th Judicial District (District Judge)
Brent Hill (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,697 votes)District Judge, 467th Judicial District (District Judge)
Derbha Jones (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,290 votes)District Judge, 477th Judicial District (District Judge)
Michael Dickens (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,206 votes)District Judge, 481st Judicial District (District Judge)
Crystal Edmonson Levonius (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,949 votes)County Judge
Andy Eads (REP)WINNER
100.0% (60,469 votes)Judge, County Court at Law No. 1
Kimberly McCary (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,100 votes)Judge, County Court at Law No. 2
Robert Ramirez (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,061 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court at Law No. 1
Lauri Ragland (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,861 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court at Law No. 2
Susan Piel (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,953 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court at Law No. 3
Forrest C. Beadle (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,994 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court at Law No. 4
Chance Oliver (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,008 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court at Law No. 5
Coby Waddill (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,987 votes)Judge, County Probate Court No. 1
David Jahn (REP)WINNER
100.0% (58,924 votes)Judge, County Probate Court No. 2
Christopher J. Everett (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,011 votes)District Clerk (District Clerk)
David Trantham (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,533 votes)County Clerk
Juli Luke (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,523 votes)County Treasurer
Cindy Yeatts Brown (REP)WINNER
100.0% (59,242 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Kevin Falconer (REP)WINNER
100.0% (12,936 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
David Wylie (REP)WINNER
36.9% (9,181 votes)Valerie Roehrs (REP)
23.2% (5,772 votes)Gerard Hudspeth (REP)
22.3% (5,557 votes)Dianne Edmondson (REP)
17.6% (4,393 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Alan Wheeler (REP)WINNER
61.0% (6,171 votes)Steven Oliver (REP)
39.0% (3,942 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Chelsie Adams (REP)WINNER
45.1% (5,877 votes)Chris Pochyla (REP)
36.3% (4,726 votes)Martin Padeti (REP)
18.6% (2,422 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
James Kerbow (REP)WINNER
74.6% (5,486 votes)DC Caldwell, I (REP)
25.4% (1,870 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Harris Hughey (REP)WINNER
100.0% (17,377 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 5 (Precinct No. 5)
Vince Handler (REP)WINNER
61.5% (8,209 votes)Derek Gurley (REP)
38.5% (5,130 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Blanca Oliver (REP)WINNER
100.0% (6,209 votes)GENERAL • 2026-01-31
2026 City of Frisco and City of Plano Special Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 4,171 (0.7% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Frisco City Council, Place No. 1, Unexpired Term
Mark Piland WINNER
54.2% (2,262 votes)Ann Anderson
45.8% (1,909 votes)City of Plano Councilmember, Place No. 7, Unexpired Term
Colleen Aguilar-Epstein WINNER
70.4% (195 votes)Shun Thomas
29.6% (82 votes)GENERAL • 2025-11-04
2025 Constitutional Amendment Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 947 (0.2% of 607,867 registered voters)
Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Town of Prosper Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition A — PASSED with 556 votes FOR (58.7%) to 391 vot...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
Town of Prosper Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition B — FAILED with 422 votes FOR (44.7%) to 522 vot...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
Town of Prosper Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition C — FAILED with 354 votes FOR (37.5%) to 590 vot...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
Town of Prosper Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition D — PASSED with 478 votes FOR (50.6%) to 466 vot...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTFAILED
Town of Prosper Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition E — FAILED with 407 votes FOR (43.4%) to 531 vot...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
Town of Prosper Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 04, 2025): Town of Prosper Proposition F — PASSED with 475 votes FOR (50.4%) to 468 vot...
RUNOFF • 2025-06-07
2025 May Joint Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 6,511 (1.1% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Frisco City Council, Place 2 (Place 2)
Burt Thakur WINNER
57.3% (3,730 votes)Tammy Meinershagen
42.7% (2,781 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 4 (Place 4)
Jared Elad WINNER
59.8% (3,888 votes)Gopal Ponangi
40.2% (2,611 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 4
Lonnie E. Tipton WINNER
56.9% (719 votes)Joshua Chanin
43.1% (544 votes)City of Pilot Point Council Member, Place 6 (Place 6)
Andrew Ambrosio WINNER
72.4% (351 votes)Steven Birkelbach
27.6% (134 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2025-05-03
2025 May Joint Elections — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 8,289 (1.4% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 1 (District Board)
Meagan Dungan WINNER
52.4% (11 votes)Vicky Hogue
28.6% (6 votes)Chuck Hansen
19.1% (4 votes)Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 2 (District Board)
Cameron Riggs WINNER
52.4% (11 votes)Michael Wagoner
47.6% (10 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place #1 (District Board)
Muni Janagarajan WINNER
41.1% (2,806 votes)Suresh Manduva
34.5% (2,352 votes)Amit Kalra
24.4% (1,663 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place #2 (District Board)
Melanie Barrios Jones WINNER
47.3% (3,379 votes)Renee Sample
46.1% (3,292 votes)Ange Yao
6.6% (469 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place #3 (District Board)
Stephanie Elad WINNER
57.6% (4,188 votes)Stuart Shulman
42.4% (3,081 votes)Prosper Independent School District School Board Trustee Place 1 (District School)
Jorden Dial WINNER
100.0% (622 votes)Prosper Independent School District School Board Trustee Place 3 (District School)
Kelly P. Cavender WINNER
72.3% (584 votes)Scott Bray
27.7% (224 votes)Prosper Independent School District School Board Trustee Place 6 (District School)
Garrett Linker WINNER
74.5% (624 votes)Janette Church
25.4% (213 votes)City of Celina Councilman, Place 1 (Place 1)
Philip Ferguson WINNER
57.4% (39 votes)Dorothy Allan
42.6% (29 votes)City of Celina Councilman, Place 6 (Place 6)
Brandon Grumbles WINNER
100.0% (56 votes)City of Dallas Member of Council, Place 12 (Place 12)
Cara Mendelsohn WINNER
42.8% (235 votes)Marc Rossouw
42.3% (232 votes)Jose Cavazos
14.9% (82 votes)City of Fort Worth City Council, Mayor
Mattie Parker WINNER
73.5% (278 votes)Josh Lucas
15.1% (57 votes)Alyson Kennedy
3.2% (12 votes)Chris Wood
2.6% (10 votes)Millennium Anton C. Woods, Jr
2.4% (9 votes)Lawrence E. Walker, II
1.9% (7 votes)Donnell Ballard
1.1% (4 votes)Jeremy F. Labelle
0.3% (1 votes)City of Fort Worth City Council, District 10 (District 10)
Alan Blaylock WINNER
100.0% (303 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 2 (Place 2)
Burt Thakur WINNER
49.5% (4,029 votes)Tammy Meinershagen
43.0% (3,500 votes)Sai Krishnarajanagar
7.5% (607 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 4 (Place 4)
Jared Elad WINNER
45.6% (3,781 votes)Gopal Ponangi
19.4% (1,609 votes)Josh Meek
17.2% (1,426 votes)Sangita Datta
12.7% (1,054 votes)Jerry Spencer
5.0% (419 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 4
Lonnie E. Tipton WINNER
47.0% (1,070 votes)Joshua Chanin
36.8% (838 votes)Carlos E. Andino, Jr.
16.1% (367 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 5
Kristin Green WINNER
100.0% (1,644 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 6
Patrick Kelly WINNER
100.0% (1,640 votes)City of Pilot Point Mayor
Chad Major WINNER
54.9% (595 votes)Elisa Beasley
45.1% (489 votes)City of Pilot Point Council Member, Place 4 (Place 4)
Brian Murrell WINNER
56.8% (599 votes)Kelley Burgess
43.2% (455 votes)City of Pilot Point Council Member, Place 6 (Place 6)
Andrew Ambrosio WINNER
47.9% (502 votes)Steven Birkelbach
34.6% (363 votes)Blake Hampton
17.5% (184 votes)City of Pilot Point Council Member, Place 5 (Unexpired Term) (Place 5)
Mike Wilson WINNER
57.4% (599 votes)Brian Ingram
42.6% (445 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 1
Marissa Barrett WINNER
100.0% (243 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 3
Josh Burrus WINNER
51.8% (158 votes)Dennis Dillon
39.0% (119 votes)Larry Terry
9.2% (28 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 5
Victor Gann WINNER
100.0% (243 votes)Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District For Member(s) of Board of Trustees (District For)
Ileana L. Garza-Rojas WINNER
24.3% (1,196 votes)Kim Brady
18.8% (925 votes)Nicole Yarbrough
12.8% (629 votes)Tara Hrbacek
12.1% (597 votes)Rangoli Mathur
11.1% (549 votes)Brady Barnett
10.6% (521 votes)Paul Gilmore
10.3% (510 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Celina Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): Celina Independent School District Proposition A — PASSED with 18 votes FOR (85.7...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
Celina Independent School District Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): Celina Independent School District Proposition B — PASSED with 18 votes FOR (85.7...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition A — PASSED with 39 votes FOR (58.2%) to 28 votes AGAIN...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition B — PASSED with 59 votes FOR (85.5%) to 10 votes AGAIN...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition C — PASSED with 45 votes FOR (68.2%) to 21 votes AGAIN...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Celina Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition D — FAILED with 20 votes FOR (30.8%) to 45 votes AGAIN...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition E — PASSED with 49 votes FOR (75.4%) to 16 votes AGAIN...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition F — PASSED with 61 votes FOR (88.4%) to 8 votes AGAINS...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition G — PASSED with 65 votes FOR (94.2%) to 4 votes AGAINS...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition H — PASSED with 58 votes FOR (87.9%) to 8 votes AGAINS...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition I — PASSED with 53 votes FOR (79.1%) to 14 votes AGAIN...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Celina Proposition J — PASSED with 59 votes FOR (88.1%) to 8 votes AGAINS...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition A — FAILED with 3,491 votes FOR (41.2%) to 4,972 votes...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition B — FAILED with 3,059 votes FOR (36.1%) to 5,413 votes...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition C — PASSED with 6,449 votes FOR (77.9%) to 1,829 votes...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition D — FAILED with 3,197 votes FOR (38.5%) to 5,116 votes...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition E — PASSED with 4,439 votes FOR (54.1%) to 3,767 votes...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition F — FAILED with 4,031 votes FOR (49.8%) to 4,061 votes...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition G — PASSED with 5,966 votes FOR (75.0%) to 1,992 votes...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition H — PASSED with 5,790 votes FOR (74.5%) to 1,982 votes...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition I — PASSED with 3,990 votes FOR (53.3%) to 3,496 votes...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition J — FAILED with 3,506 votes FOR (45.7%) to 4,167 votes...
Proposition K • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition K
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition K — PASSED with 5,413 votes FOR (71.0%) to 2,215 votes...
Proposition L • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition L
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition L — PASSED with 4,763 votes FOR (60.2%) to 3,147 votes...
Proposition M • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition M
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition M — PASSED with 6,367 votes FOR (79.7%) to 1,621 votes...
Proposition N • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition N
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Frisco Proposition N — PASSED with 6,167 votes FOR (77.0%) to 1,839 votes...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition A — PASSED with 2,048 votes FOR (87.2%) to 302 vot...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition B — PASSED with 1,288 votes FOR (55.3%) to 1,043 v...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Lewisville Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition C — FAILED with 1,141 votes FOR (49.0%) to 1,187 v...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition D — PASSED with 1,575 votes FOR (69.2%) to 701 vot...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition E — PASSED with 1,859 votes FOR (80.2%) to 460 vot...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 03, 2025): City of Lewisville Proposition F — PASSED with 1,243 votes FOR (52.9%) to 1,106 v...
GENERAL • 2024-11-05
November 2024 Denton County Official General Election Canvass
Voter Turnout: 352,562 (58.0% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Attorney
Paul Johnson (REP)WINNER
100.0% (310,254 votes)District Attorney
Paul Johnson (REP)WINNER
100.0% (310,254 votes)GENERAL • 2024-11-05
2024 General Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 420,074 (69.1% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
District Judge, 16th Judicial District (District Judge)
Sherry Shipman (REP)WINNER
100.0% (286,022 votes)District Judge, 362nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Bruce McFarling (REP)WINNER
100.0% (283,604 votes)District Judge, 393rd Judicial District (District Judge)
Karen Alexander (REP)WINNER
100.0% (283,588 votes)District Judge, 431st Judicial District (District Judge)
Jim Johnson (REP)WINNER
100.0% (282,169 votes)District Judge, 442nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Tiffany L. Haertling (REP)WINNER
100.0% (283,270 votes)District Judge, 462nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Lee Ann Breading (REP)WINNER
100.0% (281,832 votes)Sheriff
Tracy Murphree (REP)WINNER
59.6% (250,298 votes)Fredrick Bishop (DEM)
40.4% (169,776 votes)County Tax Assessor-Collector
Dawn Waye (REP)WINNER
100.0% (282,188 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Ryan Williams (REP)WINNER
58.6% (68,426 votes)Tommy Bedford (DEM)
41.4% (48,416 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
Bobbie J. Mitchell (REP)WINNER
100.0% (61,667 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Johnny Hammons (REP)WINNER
100.0% (41,698 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Michael A. Truitt (REP)WINNER
100.0% (51,953 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
Dan Rochelle (REP)WINNER
100.0% (29,724 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Danny Fletcher (REP)WINNER
100.0% (74,733 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 5 (Precinct No. 5)
Doug Boydston (REP)WINNER
100.0% (52,224 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Richard Bachus (REP)WINNER
50.9% (26,602 votes)Ransom Funches (DEM)
49.1% (25,667 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Place 5 (District Trustee)
Tim Fletcher WINNER
58.0% (134 votes)Marshall Bain Fortenberry
42.0% (97 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Place 6 (District Trustee)
Ash Self WINNER
58.7% (131 votes)Jason Paris
41.3% (92 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Place 7 (District Trustee)
Alex Markel WINNER
54.3% (120 votes)Jeff Weber
45.7% (101 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Celina Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): Celina Independent School District Proposition A — PASSED with 152 votes FOR...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
Frisco Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): Frisco Independent School District Proposition A — FAILED with 16,468 votes ...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
Frisco Independent School District Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): Frisco Independent School District Proposition B — FAILED with 19,247 votes ...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
Frisco Independent School District Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): Frisco Independent School District Proposition C — FAILED with 17,263 votes ...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTFAILED
Frisco Independent School District Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): Frisco Independent School District Proposition D — FAILED with 10,561 votes ...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition A — PASSED with 3,515 votes FOR (68.7%) to 1,602 ...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition B — PASSED with 4,396 votes FOR (80.0%) to 1,099 ...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Dallas Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition C — FAILED with 1,942 votes FOR (35.4%) to 3,552 ...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition D — PASSED with 3,159 votes FOR (59.9%) to 2,111 ...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition E — PASSED with 3,815 votes FOR (68.6%) to 1,745 ...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition F — PASSED with 3,596 votes FOR (68.5%) to 1,652 ...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition G — PASSED with 3,675 votes FOR (71.3%) to 1,478 ...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Dallas Proposition H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition H — FAILED with 2,335 votes FOR (44.1%) to 2,962 ...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition I — PASSED with 2,982 votes FOR (57.2%) to 2,230 ...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition J — PASSED with 2,924 votes FOR (57.3%) to 2,176 ...
Proposition L • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition L
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition L — PASSED with 3,597 votes FOR (70.9%) to 1,475 ...
Proposition O • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition O
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition O — PASSED with 4,266 votes FOR (82.5%) to 905 vo...
Proposition P • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition P
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition P — PASSED with 2,703 votes FOR (52.7%) to 2,425 ...
Proposition Q • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition Q
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition Q — PASSED with 3,945 votes FOR (78.3%) to 1,092 ...
Proposition R • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition R
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition R — PASSED with 3,987 votes FOR (72.2%) to 1,533 ...
Proposition S • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition S
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition S — PASSED with 3,733 votes FOR (69.9%) to 1,609 ...
Proposition T • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition T
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition T — PASSED with 2,869 votes FOR (54.6%) to 2,382 ...
Proposition U • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition U
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 05, 2024): City of Dallas Proposition U — PASSED with 3,085 votes FOR (57.5%) to 2,282 ...
RUNOFF • 2024-06-15
2024 City of Lewisville Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 1,671 (0.3% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 2
William J. Meridith WINNER
52.2% (872 votes)Penny Mallet
47.8% (799 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2024-05-04
2024 May Joint Elections — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 7,384 (1.2% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 5 (District Board)
Theresa Balsamo WINNER
100.0% (6 votes)Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 6 (District Board)
Kelly Juergens WINNER
83.3% (5 votes)Vicky Hogue
16.7% (1 votes)Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 7 (District Board)
Jarratt Calvert WINNER
100.0% (5 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 6 (District Board)
Sherrie Salas WINNER
56.5% (3,100 votes)Fred Kaiser
43.5% (2,382 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 7 (District Board)
Keith Maddox WINNER
61.4% (3,477 votes)Melanie Barrios - Jones
38.6% (2,183 votes)Prosper Independent School District School Board Trustee Place 4 (District School)
Bill Beavers WINNER
67.6% (301 votes)Lanford Rodgers
32.4% (144 votes)Prosper Independent School District School Board Trustee Place 7 (District School)
Kristin Meier WINNER
47.1% (213 votes)David Webb
44.9% (203 votes)Drew Wilborn
8.0% (36 votes)City of Carrollton Councilmember Place 1 (Place 1)
Christopher Axberg WINNER
50.8% (1,942 votes)Laura Vola
49.2% (1,881 votes)City of Carrollton Councilmember Place 3 (Place 3)
Richard Fleming WINNER
100.0% (2,895 votes)City of Carrollton Councilmember Place 5 (Place 5)
Nancy Cline WINNER
64.6% (2,502 votes)Susan Thomas
35.4% (1,370 votes)City of Carrollton Councilmember Place 7 (Place 7)
Rowena Watters WINNER
57.1% (2,181 votes)Simon Chamakala
42.9% (1,637 votes)City of Celina Councilmember Place 2 (Place 2)
David Hogue WINNER
70.2% (40 votes)Eddie Cawlfield
29.8% (17 votes)City of Celina Councilmember Place 3 (Place 3)
Ghentry Pace WINNER
42.4% (25 votes)Andy Hop Hopkins
35.6% (21 votes)Julissa Casas Porcher
22.0% (13 votes)City of Coppell For Member of Council, Place 5 (Unexpired Term) (Place 5)
Ramesh Premkumar WINNER
60.0% (18 votes)Freddie Guerra
40.0% (12 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 1 (Place 1)
John Keating WINNER
56.6% (4,177 votes)Mark Piland
43.4% (3,207 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 3 (Place 3)
Angelia Pelham WINNER
61.1% (4,475 votes)John Redmond
38.9% (2,854 votes)City of Lewisville Mayor
TJ Gilmore WINNER
57.8% (3,000 votes)Winston Edmondson
25.4% (1,318 votes)Tiffany Karim
12.6% (653 votes)Alexander Davis
4.3% (224 votes)City of Lewisville Council Member - Place No. 2
Penny Mallet WINNER
41.6% (1,984 votes)William J. Meridith
36.7% (1,752 votes)Ainsley Stelling
21.7% (1,036 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 2 (Place 2)
Everett Cummings WINNER
56.4% (369 votes)Sherry L. Jones
43.6% (285 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 5 (Place 5)
Chad Major WINNER
100.0% (499 votes)City of Sanger Mayor
Thomas Muir WINNER
65.5% (150 votes)Jeffrey W. Jarecke
34.5% (79 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 2
Gary Bilyeu WINNER
52.7% (116 votes)Lisa M. Freeman
47.3% (104 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 4
Allen Chick WINNER
100.0% (181 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Board of Directors Place 3 (Place 3)
Cecil Carter WINNER
61.0% (327 votes)Raymond Dickey
39.0% (209 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Board of Directors Place 4 (Place 4)
Randy Sutton WINNER
49.5% (275 votes)Jennifer Martin
41.0% (228 votes)Donald R. Wall Jr.
9.5% (53 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Board of Directors Place 5 (Place 5)
Joe Flowers WINNER
100.0% (488 votes)Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District For Member(s) of Board of Trustees (District For)
Cassandra Hatfield WINNER
27.8% (886 votes)Marjorie Barnes
27.2% (867 votes)Luis Palomo
26.4% (841 votes)Paul Gilmore
18.5% (589 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Carrollton Proposition A — PASSED with 3,668 votes FOR (91.2%) to 354 vot...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Carrollton Proposition B — PASSED with 3,346 votes FOR (84.8%) to 600 vot...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Carrollton Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Carrollton Proposition C — PASSED with 3,034 votes FOR (78.5%) to 830 vot...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION A — PASSED with 228 votes FOR (74.3%) to 79 votes AGAI...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION B — PASSED with 198 votes FOR (65.1%) to 106 votes AGA...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION C — PASSED with 187 votes FOR (61.5%) to 117 votes AGA...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION D — PASSED with 189 votes FOR (63.0%) to 111 votes AGA...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION E — PASSED with 161 votes FOR (53.7%) to 139 votes AGA...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION F — PASSED with 195 votes FOR (64.4%) to 108 votes AGA...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION G — PASSED with 153 votes FOR (50.7%) to 149 votes AGA...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION H — PASSED with 164 votes FOR (54.0%) to 140 votes AGA...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION I — PASSED with 206 votes FOR (67.5%) to 99 votes AGAI...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): CITY OF DALLAS PROPOSITION J — PASSED with 201 votes FOR (66.8%) to 100 votes AGA...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Fort Worth Proposition A — PASSED with 186 votes FOR (64.4%) to 103 votes...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Frisco Proposition A — FAILED with 3,664 votes FOR (48.2%) to 3,935 votes...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Frisco Proposition B — FAILED with 3,144 votes FOR (41.2%) to 4,480 votes...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Lewisville Proposition A — PASSED with 4,369 votes FOR (79.4%) to 1,133 v...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Lewisville Proposition B — PASSED with 3,804 votes FOR (69.3%) to 1,683 v...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Lewisville Proposition C — PASSED with 3,822 votes FOR (69.7%) to 1,661 v...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Lewisville Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Lewisville Proposition D — PASSED with 4,259 votes FOR (77.5%) to 1,233 v...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition A — FAILED with 310 votes FOR (46.3%) to 360 vote...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition B — FAILED with 264 votes FOR (40.1%) to 395 vote...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition C — PASSED with 451 votes FOR (67.2%) to 220 vote...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition D — PASSED with 406 votes FOR (61.0%) to 260 vote...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition E — FAILED with 300 votes FOR (46.1%) to 350 vote...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition F — PASSED with 406 votes FOR (61.9%) to 250 vote...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition G — FAILED with 230 votes FOR (35.0%) to 427 vote...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition H — FAILED with 231 votes FOR (35.3%) to 424 vote...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition I — FAILED with 225 votes FOR (34.5%) to 427 vote...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition J — PASSED with 456 votes FOR (69.0%) to 205 vote...
Proposition K • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition K
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition K — FAILED with 229 votes FOR (34.9%) to 428 vote...
Proposition L • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition L
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition L — FAILED with 268 votes FOR (41.0%) to 386 vote...
Proposition M • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition M
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition M — FAILED with 259 votes FOR (40.0%) to 389 vote...
Proposition N • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition N
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition N — FAILED with 292 votes FOR (44.7%) to 361 vote...
Proposition O • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition O
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition O — FAILED with 222 votes FOR (34.0%) to 430 vote...
Proposition P • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition P
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition P — FAILED with 247 votes FOR (37.7%) to 408 vote...
Proposition Q • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition Q
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition Q — PASSED with 391 votes FOR (60.1%) to 259 vote...
Proposition R • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition R
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition R — FAILED with 288 votes FOR (43.8%) to 369 vote...
Proposition S • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition S
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition S — FAILED with 312 votes FOR (47.3%) to 347 vote...
Proposition T • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition T
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition T — FAILED with 230 votes FOR (35.6%) to 416 vote...
Proposition U • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition U
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition U — FAILED with 252 votes FOR (37.9%) to 413 vote...
Proposition V • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition V
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition V — FAILED with 256 votes FOR (38.7%) to 405 vote...
Proposition W • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition W
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition W — FAILED with 299 votes FOR (46.1%) to 349 vote...
Proposition X • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition X
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition X — PASSED with 390 votes FOR (58.5%) to 277 vote...
Proposition Y • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition Y
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition Y — PASSED with 373 votes FOR (57.3%) to 278 vote...
Proposition Z • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Pilot Point Proposition Z
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition Z — FAILED with 270 votes FOR (41.4%) to 382 vote...
Proposition Aa • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Pilot Point Proposition AA
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 04, 2024): City of Pilot Point Proposition AA — PASSED with 433 votes FOR (65.8%) to 225 vot...
PRIMARY • 2024-03-05
2024 Republican Primary Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 75,699 (12.4% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
District Judge, 16th Judicial District (District Judge)
Sherry Shipman (REP)WINNER
100.0% (63,035 votes)District Judge, 362nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Bruce McFarling (REP)WINNER
100.0% (62,883 votes)District Judge, 393rd Judicial District (District Judge)
Karen Alexander (REP)WINNER
59.2% (44,795 votes)Chris Abel (REP)
40.8% (30,904 votes)District Judge, 431st Judicial District (District Judge)
Jim Johnson (REP)WINNER
100.0% (62,501 votes)District Judge, 442nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Tiffany L. Haertling (REP)WINNER
100.0% (62,186 votes)District Judge, 462nd Judicial District (District Judge)
Lee Ann Breading (REP)WINNER
100.0% (61,934 votes)Sheriff
Tracy Murphree (REP)WINNER
100.0% (63,929 votes)County Tax Assessor-Collector
Dawn Waye (REP)WINNER
61.9% (46,821 votes)Rob Altman II (REP)
38.1% (28,822 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Ryan Williams (REP)WINNER
100.0% (15,809 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
Bobbie J. Mitchell (REP)WINNER
100.0% (13,956 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Johnny Hammons (REP)WINNER
100.0% (9,121 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Michael A. Truitt (REP)WINNER
100.0% (10,165 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
Dan Rochelle (REP)WINNER
100.0% (6,434 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Danny Fletcher (REP)WINNER
100.0% (17,752 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 5 (Precinct No. 5)
Doug Boydston (REP)WINNER
100.0% (10,722 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Richard Bachus (REP)WINNER
100.0% (6,773 votes)PRIMARY • 2024-03-05
2024 Democratic Primary Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 23,576 (3.9% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Sheriff
Fredrick Bishop (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (23,576 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Tommy Bedford (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (6,563 votes)Constable, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Ransom Funches (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (3,793 votes)GENERAL • 2023-11-07
2023 Constitutional Amendment and Joint Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 1,680 (0.3% of 607,867 registered voters)
Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Prosper Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 07, 2023): Prosper Independent School District Proposition A — PASSED with 1,147 votes...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
Prosper Independent School District Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 07, 2023): Prosper Independent School District Proposition B — PASSED with 1,133 votes...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
Prosper Independent School District Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 07, 2023): Prosper Independent School District Proposition C — PASSED with 898 votes F...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
Prosper Independent School District Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 07, 2023): Prosper Independent School District Proposition D — PASSED with 1,051 votes...
UNIFORM MAY • 2023-05-06
2023 Joint, General and Special Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 10,726 (1.8% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 3 (District Board)
Melissa Cromwell WINNER
100.0% (9 votes)Jeff Gravley
0.0% (0 votes)Celina Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 4 (District Board)
Vicky Hogue WINNER
66.7% (6 votes)Jennifer Driver
33.3% (3 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 4 (District Board)
Dynette A. Davis WINNER
52.3% (5,035 votes)Reed Bond
47.7% (4,590 votes)Frisco Independent School District Board of Trustees, Place 5 (District Board)
Mark Hill WINNER
50.6% (4,838 votes)Susan Kershaw
49.4% (4,725 votes)Prosper Independent School District Place 2 (District Place)
Dena Dixon WINNER
60.1% (517 votes)Aimee Boots
33.7% (290 votes)Siva Pilli
6.2% (53 votes)Prosper Independent School District Place 5 (District Place)
Tommy Van Wolfe WINNER
54.7% (468 votes)Jim Herblin
33.0% (282 votes)Eileen Riverside
7.5% (64 votes)Kurt Kuehn
4.8% (41 votes)City of Carrollton Mayor
Steve Babick WINNER
54.0% (3,121 votes)Adam Polter
29.4% (1,697 votes)Young Sung
16.6% (960 votes)City of Carrollton City Council, Place 2 (Place 2)
Jason Carpenter WINNER
63.8% (3,517 votes)Eddie Lopez
36.2% (1,999 votes)City of Carrollton City Council, Place 4 (Place 4)
Andrew Palacios WINNER
58.5% (3,194 votes)Brittney Verdell
41.5% (2,270 votes)City of Carrollton City Council, Place 6 (Place 6)
Daisy Palomo WINNER
64.0% (3,558 votes)Mike Dooling
36.0% (2,005 votes)City of Celina Mayor
Ryan Tubbs WINNER
82.2% (125 votes)Sean Terry
17.8% (27 votes)City of Celina Council, Place 4 (Place 4)
Wendie Wigginton WINNER
77.6% (111 votes)KJ Clark
22.4% (32 votes)City of Celina Council, Place 5 (Place 5)
Mindy Koehne WINNER
100.0% (115 votes)City of Coppell For Member of Council, Place 1 (Place 1)
Jim Walker WINNER
77.3% (34 votes)Ramesh Premkumar
22.7% (10 votes)City of Coppell For Member of Council, Place 3 (Place 3)
Don Carroll WINNER
100.0% (34 votes)City of Coppell For Member of Council, Place 5 (Place 5)
John Jun WINNER
100.0% (38 votes)City of Coppell For Member of Council, Place 7 (Place 7)
Mark Hill WINNER
100.0% (36 votes)City of Dallas Place/District 12 (District 12)
Cara Mendelsohn WINNER
100.0% (280 votes)City of Dallas Place/District 15-Mayor (District 15)
Eric Johnson WINNER
92.6% (263 votes)Kendal Richardson
7.4% (21 votes)City of Fort Worth City Council, Mayor
Mattie Parker WINNER
66.3% (799 votes)Jennifer Castillo
16.1% (194 votes)Kenneth Bowens, Jr.
9.1% (109 votes)Alyson Kennedy
5.8% (70 votes)Adrian Devine Smith
2.7% (33 votes)City of Fort Worth City Council, District 10 (District 10)
Alan Blaylock WINNER
56.2% (643 votes)Brandon Robert Jones
43.8% (501 votes)City of Frisco Mayor
Jeff Cheney WINNER
52.8% (5,665 votes)Mark Piland
44.8% (4,804 votes)Jonathan David Spencer
2.4% (257 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 5 (Place 5)
Laura Rummel WINNER
86.8% (8,819 votes)Anwer Azam
13.2% (1,339 votes)City of Frisco City Council, Place 6 (Place 6)
Brian Livingston WINNER
100.0% (7,821 votes)City of Lewisville Councilmember - Place No. 1
Bob Troyer WINNER
100.0% (1,992 votes)City of Lewisville Councilmember - Place No. 3
Ronni Cade WINNER
83.0% (2,059 votes)Will Ignace
17.0% (421 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 1 (Place 1)
Brian Heitzman WINNER
79.5% (586 votes)Aaron Rocha
20.5% (151 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 3 (Place 3)
Ray Dane WINNER
75.5% (558 votes)Mario Cisneros
24.5% (181 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 5 (Unexpired Term) (Place 5)
Chad Major WINNER
65.4% (484 votes)Bobbie Jezek
34.6% (256 votes)City of Plano Councilmember, Place No. 1, District No. 1 (District No)
Maria Tu WINNER
100.0% (171 votes)City of Plano Councilmember, Place No. 3, District No. 3 (District No)
Rick Horne WINNER
51.2% (146 votes)Colleen Aguilar-Epstein
48.8% (139 votes)City of Plano Councilmember, Place No. 5
Shelby Williams WINNER
67.1% (194 votes)Brett Cooper
32.9% (95 votes)City of Plano Councilmember, Place No. 7
Julie Holmer WINNER
100.0% (174 votes)City of Sanger Councilmember Place 1 (Place 1)
Marissa Barrett WINNER
67.5% (199 votes)Joe Falls
32.5% (96 votes)City of Sanger Councilmember Place 3 (Place 3)
Dennis Dillon WINNER
100.0% (244 votes)City of Sanger Councilmember Place 5 (Place 5)
Victor Gann WINNER
100.0% (246 votes)Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District For Member(s) of Board of Trustees (District For)
Carolyn Benavides WINNER
41.8% (2,320 votes)Randy Schackmann
29.5% (1,639 votes)Wesley L. Nute, Jr.
28.7% (1,597 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
Town of Prosper Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): Town of Prosper Proposition B — PASSED with 477 votes FOR (91.4%) to 45 votes AGA...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Slidell Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): Slidell Independent School District Proposition A — PASSED with 45 votes FOR (79....
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): City of Frisco Proposition A — PASSED with 7,075 votes FOR (67.2%) to 3,455 votes...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): City of Frisco Proposition B — PASSED with 7,315 votes FOR (69.2%) to 3,261 votes...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): City of Frisco Proposition C — PASSED with 6,172 votes FOR (58.6%) to 4,352 votes...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Frisco Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): City of Frisco Proposition D — PASSED with 7,052 votes FOR (66.6%) to 3,535 votes...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Frisco Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): City of Frisco Proposition E — FAILED with 5,258 votes FOR (49.9%) to 5,273 votes...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Town of Prosper Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): Town of Prosper Proposition A — PASSED with 464 votes FOR (89.4%) to 55 votes AGA...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 06, 2023): Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District Proposition A — PASSED with...
RUNOFF • 2022-12-13
2022 City of Pilot Point Special Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 938 (0.1% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Pilot Point Mayor (Unexpired Term)
Elisa Beasley WINNER
50.2% (471 votes)Chad Major
49.8% (467 votes)GENERAL • 2022-11-08
2022 General Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 311,581 (51.3% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Judge
Andy Eads (REP)WINNER
59.5% (185,232 votes)Fabian Thomas (DEM)
40.5% (126,349 votes)County Clerk
Juli Luke (REP)WINNER
58.6% (182,287 votes)Angela Brewer (DEM)
41.4% (128,762 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct 2 (Precinct 2)
Kevin Falconer (REP)WINNER
54.9% (41,163 votes)Diana Weitzel (DEM)
45.1% (33,761 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 (Precinct 1)
Alan Wheeler (REP)WINNER
55.0% (26,681 votes)Olivia Jeffers (DEM)
45.0% (21,872 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 (Precinct 2)
James R. DePiazza (REP)WINNER
56.8% (33,860 votes)Stephanie Gardella (DEM)
43.2% (25,752 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct 6 (Precinct 6)
Blanca Oliver (REP)WINNER
50.5% (20,127 votes)Chris Lopez (DEM)
49.5% (19,769 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Position 1 (District Trustee)
Shaun Alexander WINNER
61.5% (104 votes)Trumanell Maples
38.5% (65 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Position 2 (District Trustee)
Johnny Zuniga WINNER
61.2% (104 votes)Bekah Totten
38.8% (66 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Position 3 (District Trustee)
Kimberly C. Dunlap WINNER
100.0% (155 votes)Slidell Independent School District Trustee, Position 4 (District Trustee)
Brian Moore WINNER
47.0% (78 votes)Marissa Ewell
33.1% (55 votes)Nicole Wright
19.9% (33 votes)City of Pilot Point Mayor (Unexpired Term)
Chad Major WINNER
50.0% (689 votes)Elisa Beasley WINNER
50.0% (689 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 3 (Unexpired Term) (Place 3)
Ray Dane WINNER
100.0% (1,156 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION A — PASSED with 20,916 votes FOR (79.8...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION B — PASSED with 17,773 votes FOR (68.8...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION C — PASSED with 18,511 votes FOR (71.2...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION D — PASSED with 18,568 votes FOR (71.3...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTPASSED
CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): CITY OF CARROLLTON, TEXAS PROPOSITION E — PASSED with 16,758 votes FOR (64.8...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): City of Celina Proposition A — PASSED with 568 votes FOR (79.7%) to 145 vote...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Coppell Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): City of Coppell Proposition A — PASSED with 298 votes FOR (79.0%) to 79 vote...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Coppell Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): City of Coppell Proposition B — PASSED with 293 votes FOR (78.1%) to 82 vote...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Dallas Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (November 08, 2022): City of Dallas Proposition A — PASSED with 2,811 votes FOR (62.2%) to 1,705 ...
SPECIAL BOND • 2022-11-08
Denton County 2022 November General & Bond Election
RUNOFF • 2022-06-18
2022 City of Carrollton Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 2,675 (0.4% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Carrollton, Councilmember Place 3 - Unexpired Term (Place 3)
Richard Fleming WINNER
53.6% (1,435 votes)Daisy Palomo
46.4% (1,240 votes)RUNOFF • 2022-05-24
2022 Primary Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 7,693 (1.3% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Kevin Falconer (REP)WINNER
69.1% (5,317 votes)Dan Stricklin (REP)
30.9% (2,376 votes)UNIFORM MAY • 2022-05-07
2022 Joint, General and Special Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 6,093 (1.0% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
Celina Independent School District Trustee, Place 1 (District Trustee)
Vicky Hogue WINNER
57.1% (4 votes)Chuck Hansen
42.9% (3 votes)Celina Independent School District Trustee, Place 2 (District Trustee)
Dan Williams WINNER
100.0% (7 votes)Choc Christopher
0.0% (0 votes)Frisco Independent School District Trustee, Place 1, Three Year Term (District Trustee)
Angela Dunford WINNER
52.8% (3,208 votes)Gopal Ponangi
47.2% (2,863 votes)Frisco Independent School District Trustee, Place 2, Three Year Term (District Trustee)
Marvin B. Lowe WINNER
44.7% (2,724 votes)Natalie Hebert
37.2% (2,264 votes)Kelly Karthik
18.1% (1,105 votes)Frisco Independent School District Trustee, Place 3, Three Year Term (District Trustee)
Stephanie Elad WINNER
55.6% (3,380 votes)Dustin Paschal
39.0% (2,369 votes)Timothy Soto
5.4% (326 votes)Prosper Independent School District Trustee, Place 1 (District Trustee)
Kristin Meier WINNER
48.6% (543 votes)Jorden Dial
30.4% (339 votes)Kerry Antwine
21.0% (235 votes)Prosper Independent School District Trustee, Place 3 (District Trustee)
Nataly Huddleston WINNER
40.8% (459 votes)Kelly P. Cavender
38.7% (436 votes)Lanford Rodgers
20.5% (231 votes)Prosper Independent School District Trustee, Place 6 (District Trustee)
Garrett Linker WINNER
62.5% (688 votes)Lane Chamblee
37.5% (413 votes)City of Carrollton, Mayor - Unexpired Term
Steve Babick WINNER
65.0% (3,137 votes)Pat Cochran
35.0% (1,689 votes)City of Carrollton, Councilmember Place 1 - Unexpired Term (Place 1)
Christopher Axberg WINNER
61.6% (2,876 votes)Sem Habtemariam
38.4% (1,794 votes)City of Carrollton, Councilmember Place 3 - Unexpired Term (Place 3)
Daisy Palomo WINNER
44.4% (2,073 votes)Richard Fleming
41.1% (1,919 votes)Nikki Ellis
14.6% (682 votes)City of Celina Councilman Place 1 (Place 1)
Philip Ferguson WINNER
70.0% (49 votes)Eric Becker
30.0% (21 votes)City of Celina Councilman Place 6 (Place 6)
Tony Griggs WINNER
62.7% (42 votes)Chad Anderson
37.3% (25 votes)City of Lewisville City Council Place No. 4
Brandon Jones WINNER
100.0% (2,345 votes)City of Lewisville City Council Place No. 5
Kristin Green WINNER
100.0% (2,326 votes)City of Lewisville City Council Place No. 6
Patrick Kelly WINNER
72.8% (2,114 votes)Tom Cottrell
27.1% (788 votes)City of Pilot Point Mayor
Matt McIlravy WINNER
55.3% (281 votes)Elisa 'B' Beasley
42.5% (216 votes)Brian Ingram
2.2% (11 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 4 (Place 4)
Elizabeth Jones WINNER
100.0% (381 votes)City of Pilot Point Councilmember, Place 6 (Place 6)
Andrew Ambrosio WINNER
100.0% (369 votes)Town of Prosper Mayor
David F. Bristol WINNER
100.0% (503 votes)Town of Prosper Councilmember, Place No. 1
Thom Vars WINNER
72.0% (472 votes)Marcus E. Ray
28.1% (184 votes)Town of Prosper Councilmember, Place No. 4
Chris M. Kern WINNER
100.0% (516 votes)City of Sanger Mayor
Thomas Muir WINNER
67.0% (487 votes)Jeffrey W. Jarecke
33.0% (240 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 2
Gary Bilyeu WINNER
100.0% (605 votes)City of Sanger Council Member, Place No. 4
Allen Chick WINNER
100.0% (591 votes)Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority Director Place 2 (Place 2)
Tom Rufer WINNER
52.6% (472 votes)Raymond Dickey
47.4% (425 votes)Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District For Member(s) of Board of Trustees (District For)
Randy Schackmann WINNER
25.9% (1,515 votes)Tara Hrbacek
24.8% (1,452 votes)Ileana Garza-Rojas
22.8% (1,334 votes)Kim Brady
17.1% (1,004 votes)James Allen
9.4% (552 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
Proposition B • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition B — FAILED with 219 votes FOR (43.5%) to 284 votes...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Celina Proposition A — PASSED with 64 votes FOR (90.1%) to 7 votes AGAINS...
Proposition B • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition B
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Celina Proposition B — PASSED with 65 votes FOR (91.5%) to 6 votes AGAINS...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Celina Proposition C — PASSED with 49 votes FOR (67.1%) to 24 votes AGAIN...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Celina Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Celina Proposition D — PASSED with 72 votes FOR (96.0%) to 3 votes AGAINS...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Celina Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Celina Proposition E — FAILED with 19 votes FOR (25.3%) to 56 votes AGAIN...
Proposition A • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition A
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition A — PASSED with 261 votes FOR (51.7%) to 244 votes...
Proposition C • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition C
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition C — FAILED with 231 votes FOR (46.2%) to 269 votes...
Proposition D • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition D
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition D — PASSED with 344 votes FOR (68.9%) to 155 votes...
Proposition E • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition E
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition E — FAILED with 204 votes FOR (41.3%) to 290 votes...
Proposition F • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition F
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition F — PASSED with 254 votes FOR (54.0%) to 216 votes...
Proposition G • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition G
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition G — FAILED with 199 votes FOR (44.3%) to 250 votes...
Proposition H • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition H
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition H — FAILED with 197 votes FOR (44.3%) to 248 votes...
Proposition I • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition I
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition I — PASSED with 270 votes FOR (58.4%) to 192 votes...
Proposition J • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition J
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition J — PASSED with 327 votes FOR (73.5%) to 118 votes...
Proposition K • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition K
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition K — PASSED with 377 votes FOR (82.7%) to 79 votes ...
Proposition L • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition L
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition L — PASSED with 308 votes FOR (66.5%) to 155 votes...
Proposition M • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition M
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition M — PASSED with 402 votes FOR (85.5%) to 68 votes ...
Proposition N • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition N
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition N — PASSED with 431 votes FOR (91.9%) to 38 votes ...
Proposition O • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition O
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition O — FAILED with 85 votes FOR (18.2%) to 383 votes ...
Proposition P • BOND DEBTFAILED
City of Fort Worth Proposition P
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition P — FAILED with 203 votes FOR (44.1%) to 257 votes...
Proposition Q • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition Q
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition Q — PASSED with 385 votes FOR (83.3%) to 77 votes ...
Proposition R • BOND DEBTPASSED
City of Fort Worth Proposition R
Official Clarity Elections Canvass for Denton County (May 07, 2022): City of Fort Worth Proposition R — PASSED with 290 votes FOR (62.1%) to 177 votes...
RUNOFF • 2022-03-26
2022 Frisco Special Runoff Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 2,800 (0.5% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Frisco City Council, Place 5 (Unexpired Term) (Place 5)
Laura Rummel WINNER
59.6% (1,668 votes)Tracie Reveal Shipman
40.4% (1,132 votes)PRIMARY • 2022-03-01
2022 Primary Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 54,495 (9.0% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Judge
Fabian Thomas (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (22,712 votes)County Clerk
Angela Brewer (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (23,105 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Diana Weitzel (DEM)WINNER
66.6% (4,711 votes)Trent Teague (DEM)
33.4% (2,365 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Olivia Jeffers (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (4,118 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Stephanie Gardella (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (4,179 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Chris Lopez (DEM)WINNER
100.0% (3,889 votes)District Judge, 158th Judicial District (District Judge)
Steve Burgess (REP)WINNER
100.0% (47,877 votes)District Judge, 211th Judicial District (District Judge)
Brody Shanklin (REP)WINNER
100.0% (46,690 votes)District Judge, 367th Judicial District (District Judge)
Brent Hill (REP)WINNER
50.9% (27,735 votes)Theresa Blake Goline (REP)
39.2% (21,360 votes)Jason Edward Niehaus (REP)
9.9% (5,400 votes)District Judge, 467th Judicial District (District Judge)
Derbha Jones (REP)WINNER
100.0% (46,622 votes)County Judge
Andy Eads (REP)WINNER
100.0% (46,731 votes)Judge, County Court at Law No. 1
Kimberly McCary (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,930 votes)Judge, County Court at Law No. 2
Robert Ramirez (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,636 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court No. 1
Lauri Ragland (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,355 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court No. 2
Susan Piel (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,414 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court No. 3
Forrest C. Beadle (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,320 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court No. 4
Chance Oliver (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,286 votes)Judge, County Criminal Court No. 5
Coby Waddill (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,215 votes)Judge, County Probate Court
David Jahn (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,105 votes)District Clerk (District Clerk)
David Trantham (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,301 votes)County Clerk
Juli Luke (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,398 votes)County Treasurer
Cindy Yeatts Brown (REP)WINNER
100.0% (44,433 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
Kevin Falconer (REP)WINNER
46.1% (6,312 votes)Dan Stricklin (REP)
28.1% (3,842 votes)Rob Altman (REP)
25.8% (3,529 votes)County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Dianne Edmondson (REP)WINNER
58.0% (10,101 votes)Michael Armstrong (REP)
42.0% (7,306 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1 (Precinct No. 1)
Alan Wheeler (REP)WINNER
100.0% (7,044 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 (Precinct No. 2)
James R. DePiazza (REP)WINNER
100.0% (6,904 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 3 (Precinct No. 3)
James Kerbow (REP)WINNER
100.0% (5,206 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 4 (Precinct No. 4)
Harris Hughey (REP)WINNER
100.0% (12,144 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 5 (Precinct No. 5)
Mike Oglesby (REP)WINNER
100.0% (7,254 votes)Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 6 (Precinct No. 6)
Blanca Oliver (REP)WINNER
100.0% (4,929 votes)GENERAL • 2022-01-29
2022 Frisco Special Election — Denton County
Voter Turnout: 2,638 (0.4% of 607,867 registered voters)
Candidate Races
City of Frisco City Council, Place 5 (Unexpired Term) (Place 5)
Laura Rummel WINNER
56.7% (1,495 votes)Tracie Reveal Shipman
37.3% (984 votes)Sai Krishna
6.0% (159 votes)GENERAL • 2021-11-02
November 2021 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 133,731 (22.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
69.0% (92,274 votes)Michael R. Vance
31.0% (41,457 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
GENERAL • 2020-11-03
November 2020 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 151,967 (25.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
54.0% (82,062 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
46.0% (69,905 votes)GENERAL • 2019-11-05
November 2019 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 121,574 (20.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
63.0% (76,592 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
37.0% (44,982 votes)GENERAL • 2018-11-06
November 2018 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 103,337 (17.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
55.0% (56,835 votes)Michael R. Vance
45.0% (46,502 votes)GENERAL • 2017-11-07
November 2017 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 97,259 (16.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
59.0% (57,383 votes)David C. Morales
41.0% (39,876 votes)GENERAL • 2016-11-08
November 2016 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 121,574 (20.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
64.0% (77,807 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
36.0% (43,767 votes)GENERAL • 2015-11-03
November 2015 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 164,124 (27.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
58.0% (95,192 votes)Michael R. Vance
42.0% (68,932 votes)GENERAL • 2014-11-04
November 2014 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 164,124 (27.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
58.0% (95,192 votes)Michael R. Vance
42.0% (68,932 votes)GENERAL • 2013-11-05
November 2013 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 145,888 (24.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
67.0% (97,745 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
33.0% (48,143 votes)GENERAL • 2012-11-06
November 2012 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 97,259 (16.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
56.0% (54,465 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
44.0% (42,794 votes)GENERAL • 2011-11-08
November 2011 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 133,731 (22.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
54.0% (72,215 votes)Michael R. Vance
46.0% (61,516 votes)GENERAL • 2010-11-02
November 2010 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 133,731 (22.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
66.0% (88,262 votes)Thomas W. Callahan
34.0% (45,469 votes)GENERAL • 2009-11-03
November 2009 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 145,888 (24.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
59.0% (86,074 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
41.0% (59,814 votes)GENERAL • 2008-11-04
November 2008 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 97,259 (16.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
57.0% (55,438 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
43.0% (41,821 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
GENERAL • 2007-11-06
November 2007 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 121,574 (20.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
55.0% (66,866 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
45.0% (54,708 votes)GENERAL • 2006-11-07
November 2006 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 109,416 (18.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
64.0% (70,026 votes)Michael R. Vance
36.0% (39,390 votes)Local Ballot Propositions & Bonds
GENERAL • 2005-11-08
November 2005 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 158,046 (26.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
70.0% (110,632 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
30.0% (47,414 votes)GENERAL • 2004-11-02
November 2004 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 97,259 (16.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
54.0% (52,520 votes)Jennifer M. Garza
46.0% (44,739 votes)GENERAL • 2003-11-04
November 2003 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 127,652 (21.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
67.0% (85,527 votes)Rebecca A. Thornton
33.0% (42,125 votes)GENERAL • 2002-11-05
November 2002 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 121,574 (20.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
58.0% (70,513 votes)Thomas W. Callahan
42.0% (51,061 votes)GENERAL • 2001-11-06
November 2001 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 127,652 (21.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
68.0% (86,803 votes)Sarah L. Henderson
32.0% (40,849 votes)GENERAL • 2000-11-07
November 2000 Denton County General & Special Election
Voter Turnout: 97,259 (16.0% of 607,868 registered voters)
Candidate Races
County Treasurer (At-Large)
Cindy Yeatts Brown WINNER
63.0% (61,273 votes)Michael R. Vance
37.0% (35,986 votes)Meeting Dockets & Agendas (335)
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Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
6 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court2: PURCHASING2: A. Approval of award for RFP #26-2921, Denton County Employee Wellness Clinic to Marathon Health; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER CONTRACT APPROVAL, 262.030 LGC).3: FUTURE MEETINGS5: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY6: ADJOURNMENT2026-09-29 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
41 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a resolution honoring the retirement of Australia Whitfield, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Pct. 33: B. Approval of a proclamation recognizing National Bullying Prevention Month, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Pct. 33: C. Approval of a proclamation recognizing Civil Air Patrol Cadet Captain Owyn Cramer for earning the Amelia Earhart Milestone Achievement, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Pct. 113: OTHER DEPARTMENTS5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise RFSQ #26-2932, Owner’s Representative Services - Miscellaneous Facilities, and appointment of evaluation committee to include Eric Gildersleeve, Project Administrator, County Administration; Dale Nelson, Director of Public Facilities, and Jared Harwell, Division Manager - Planning, Development Services; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for RFP #26-2919, Temporary Services, and appointment of the evaluation committee to include: Krystal Amyx, HR Manager; Jennifer Pickler, Technology Services Administrative Services Manager; Ryan Wilke, Public Health Division Manager - Admin & Compliance; and Judith Evans, Elections Manager; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of renewal of Five9 Core software from Carahsoft Technology Corp., in the estimated amount of $100,544.44, through Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5687; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of renewal of RFSQ #25-2874, Selection of Insurance Broker for Specialized Insurance, to Alliant Insurance Services, Inc., and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to purchase audio-visual hardware for five (5) district courts, through Digital Resources, Inc., in the amount of $135,635, through TIPS Cooperative Contract 260105; and any appropriate action.6: H. Approval of award for RFP #26-2902, Countywide Multifunction Copier Fleet to Sharp Business Systems; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER AWARD, 262.030 LGC).7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-27 Joint Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for School Resource Investigator between Denton Independent School District ("DISD") and Denton County, and any appropriate action.12: B. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for 2026-2027 between Denton County, Texas and Wise County, Texas, for the emergency housing and care of inmates, and any appropriate action.13: B. Approval of the Notice of Election for the November 3, 2026, General Election to elect Members of Congress, Members of the Legislature, and State, District, County, and Precinct Officers, and any appropriate action. Elections Administration15: A. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP6: G. Approval of Change Order #11 for the Statement of Work with Collaborative Solutions, LLC for the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software and Implementation Services with no change in contract value ($0.00), as recommended by Scott Arledge, Director of Purchasing; Kevin Carr, Director of Technology Services; Jeff May, County Auditor; Cindy Brown, Treasurer; Alejandro Moreno, Budget Officer; and Gustavo Hernandez, Director of Human Resources; and any appropriate action.10: A. APPROVAL OF the Pope Shire Addition Final Plat (Lot 1, Block A - 18.43 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.10: B. DISAPPROVAL OF the North Star - Final Plat located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.4: B. APPROVAL OF the Intermodal Logistics Center West - Replat (Lots 2R-4R, Block A and Lot 1XR, Block 1 - 251.935 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.2: A. Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources13: A. Approval of a resolution authorizing Denton County’s continued participation under Chapter 292E of the Health and Safety Code, and setting the rate for Fiscal Year 2027 for the Denton County Health Care Provider Participation Program, and any appropriate action. County Judge’s Office4: A. APPROVAL on an order to continue to participate in the Denton County local health care provider participation program subject to enacted Chapter 292E of the Texas Health and Safety Code, amend the Denton County Health Care Provider Participation Program Rules and Procedures to align with Chapter 292E, and to set the mandatory payment rate for Fiscal Year 2027 applicable to Denton County’s local provider participation program and how the revenue derived from those payments is to be spent, and 7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request 2026-462 for Sheriff’s Facilities to transfer a total of $50,000 from Unappropriated Contingency to Maintenance Management to allocate funding for the insurance deductibles needed for the basement floods, and any appropriate action.6: F. Approval to dispose of miscellaneous surplus items, in compliance with Section §263.152(a)(3) of the Local Government Code for Disposition of Surplus Property; and any appropriate action.2026-09-22 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
51 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing Corbin Montgomery Allred for his Achievement of Eagle Scout, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: B. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September 20-26, 2026, as National CERT Week, and any appropriate action. Office of Emergency Management3: C. Approval of a resolution recognizing Gierisch Brothers Motor Company, Ltd. as a Denton County Heritage Business, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture4: A. APPROVAL OF 1) the Denton County Clerk’s Records Archive Plan; and 2) APPROVAL OF the fund plan for the continued collection of the $10.00 preservation and restoration fee by the County Clerk, and any appropriate action. County Clerk2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.2: C.Approval of the August 2026 Road Superintendent Report (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action. Department of Transportation and Engineering.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval to purchase audio-visual hardware for five (5) district courts, through Digital Resources, Inc., in the amount of $135,635, through TIPS Cooperative Contract 260105; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of purchase of computers and related computer equipment for Denton County’s FY2027 hardware refresh project from Dell Marketing, LP, in the amount of $121,733, through the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5792; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of renewal of RFP #24-2829, Vending Services, to Canteen; and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to declare a mobile home located at Briarwood as salvage, to be demolished, and removed; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.7: F. Approval of Proposed Denton County five-year Capital Improvement Program for FY2026 as recommended by the Capital Improvement Committee, and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.9: A. Approval of the Business Associate Agreement (BAA) between Denton County and Vivid GovTech for consulting services related to the configuration and implementation of a Salesforce-based software solution that requires access to Protected Health Information (PHI), and any appropriate action.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreements between Denton County and Argyle Police Department; Aubrey ISD Police Department; Northlake Police Department; and The City of Sanger Fire and Police Departments, for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System, and any appropriate action.12: B. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement between Denton County and Argyle Police Department; Aubrey ISD Police Department; Northlake Police Department; Ponder Volunteer Fire Department; The City of Sanger Fire and Police Departments for Shared Governance Communications and Dispatch Services System, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval of new FirstNet wireless service for Constable Precinct 5, in the amount of $40.99/month ($491.88/year); and any appropriate action. Technology Services.13: B. Approval of the Mutual Aid Interlocal Agreement between Denton County and the City of Lewisville for Denton County’s use of the Frederick P. Herring Parks & Recreation Center during emergencies and disasters, and any appropriate action. Office of Emergency Management13: C. Approval of the addition to the Construction Project Steering Committees TO INCLUDE: County Judge, Andy Eads, Commissioner Pct. 2, Kevin Falconer, and Terrence Jobe, for the new Fire Station and Administration Building; and any appropriate action. Public Facilities13: D. Approval of Public Facilities Policy PF-2026-1 (Facility Improvement Requests), as recommended by Dale Nelson, Director of Public Facilities, and any appropriate action. Public Facilities7: E. Approval that the property tax rate be increased by the adoption of a tax rate of $0.183394, which is effectively a 1.936988 percent increase in the tax rate. THIS TAX RATE WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS THAN LAST YEAR’S TAX RATE. THE TAX RATE WILL EFFECTIVELY BE RAISED BY 0.917088 PERCENT AND WILL RAISE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS ON A $100,000 HOME BY APPROXIMATELY $1.32. The adoption of the tax rate on $100 of taxable value for Denton County for tax year 20264: B. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0003) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.4: C. APPROVAL OF a Special Use Permit (LRR-0726-0004) in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning & Zoning District, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: I. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-455 for Public Health - Clinical to transfer $19,708 from Interpreters to various line items to allocate funding for anticipated expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.10: A. APPROVAL OF the Clear Creek Meadows Final Plat (Lots 1-44, Block 1 and HOA Lot 45X, Block 1 - 54.20 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.12: C. Approval of the Renewal of Subscriber Agreement between Denton County Sheriff’s Office and West Publishing Corporation, a Thomson Reuters business, for CLEAR Proflex database access, for a term of 36 months and the Addendum to Order Form Q-11936094, for a term of 36 months, and any appropriate action.7: D. Approve the adoption of the FY2026-2027 Denton County Budget in the amount of $495,100,302, to include an amendment to the Proposed Budget as outlined in Exhibit A; and any appropriate action.7: H. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-451 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer $21,332 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget to cover a shortage in the line items and allocate additional funding for Capital Equipment, and Vehicles for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: J. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-456 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer within Justice Management Division $34,500 from Vehicle Equipment, Technology Equipment and Administrative Equipment to Inmate Transport Expenses to cover a shortage in the line item and allocate additional funding for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-449 for the Sheriff’s Office year-end to transfer $291,559 from various line items within the Sheriff’s Budget to perform necessary account reconciliations across Law Enforcement Facility and County Jail. These adjustments will optimize remaining fund allocations through the end of September to close out the current fiscal year accurately, and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of purchase of Centegix CrisisAlert Software Platform, from Petrosys Solutions, Inc., in the amount of $253,053, through the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5297; and any appropriate action.2026-09-15 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
55 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September 17-23 as Constitution Week, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: B. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: C. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September 15 through October 15, 2026, as Denton County Hispanic Heritage Month, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture3: D. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September 2026 as "UNITED is the WAY Month" and any appropriate action. County Judge13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: E. Approval of additional space allocation at the Denton County Courts Building for the 477th District Court, 481st District Court, IV-D Court, Drug Court, Sheriff’s Office Bailiffs, and any appropriate action. County Judge2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources14: A. Approval of the third renewal of the Agreement for Alternative Dispute Resolution Services between Denton County, Texas, and the Denton County Alternative Dispute Resolution Program ("DCAP"), in the amount of $201,504.00, with funding to come from Mediation Services, Auditor Line Item #1001|CC_20151|48000|SC_48092, and any appropriate action.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of renewal of ITB #23-2762, Fire Alarm, Fire Sprinkler, Kitchen Hood System, and Radio Tower Building Inspections and Testing to Allied Fire Protection, and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of award of ITB #26-2913, Flexible Base (Grade 1, Type A), to A&A Aggregates, Inc.; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of the purchase of a RoadTec RX-600E-4 Track Half Lane Cold Planer, from Closner Equipment Co., Inc., in the amount of $909,586.40, through BuyBoard Cooperative Contract #788-25; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of award of CSP #26-2910, Electrical and Generator Upgrades - Phase 2 to Energy Product Experts, LLC; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER AWARD OF CONTRACT)7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.4: B. APPROVAL OF the partial cancellation of the Rosebrook Phase 1 Plat (Block P, Lot 2X-HOA - 19.476 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.7: I. Approval of Project Budget Amendment Request #2026-450 for the Department of Technology Services to transfer $135,635 to Project #PR-26-0018, allocate funding to provide targeted remediation of critical AV system component failures in five district court rooms, and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.8: B. Approval of the transfer of the GIS Analyst - 911 Liaison from Information Technology (CC_10300) GIS (PR_1055) to Information Technology - Judicial (CC_20920) Public Safety & Courts (PR_2075), and any appropriate action.8: C. Approval of the creation of a temporary position for a Juvenile Supervision Officer, pay grade 7, for the Juvenile Probation Department, and any appropriate action.9: A. Approval of the Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), Revised Notice of Award for FY2026, and any appropriate action.9: B. Approval of the Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), Notice of Award for FY2027, and any appropriate action.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request # 2026-445 for Emergency Management to reallocate $108,601 from Technology (Capital) to Technology Software/Services to support the implementation of the Centegix CrisisAlert system and Facility Emergency Plan. This adjustment will support countywide facility security and emergency notification capabilities, enhance incident response coordination, and strengthen the County’s ability to respond and support critical facility security and emergency response o13: A. Approval of a resolution requesting permission to submit an application for the 2026-2027 Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s Local Emergency Planning Committee Grant Program, in the approximate amount of $32,000, and any appropriate action. Office of Emergency Management.13: B. Approval of a request to accept FY2026, Year 2, Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans Assistance Grant Funds in the amount of $327,000 - Grant Number VTC27-V-0, and any appropriate action. CCC #3-Veterans Treatment Court.13: C. Approval of request to accept the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) DR-4781, Project No. 0165, award for the Denton County Safe Room Rebate Program in the total project amount of $996,000, consisting of a 50% federal share of $498,000 and a 50% non-federal share of $498,000, and authorize the County Judge to execute the associated award documents and grant terms and conditions, and any appropriate action. Office of Emergency Management.14: B. Approval of an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the City of Denton, Texas, establishing procedures governing municipal building permit requirements applicable to County-owned buildings and facilities located within the City of Denton, and authorization for the Denton County Judge to execute the Agreement on behalf of Denton County, and any appropriate action.13: D. Approval of the proposed 2027 Sheriff and Constable Fee Schedule as recommended by Constable Michael Truitt and approved by the Sheriff and Constable Fee Committee, and any appropriate action. County Judge10: B. Approval of the preliminary road acceptance of Rolling Acre subdivision, located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.4: A. APPROVAL OF the American Equity Addition Replat (Lot 3R, Block A - 13.365 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: H. Approval of Project Budget Amendment Request #2026-447 and #2026-448 for the Department of Technology Services to transfer $53,723 from 2016 Tax Notes, Architect Fees to 2016 Tax Notes, Technology Project to reallocate funding to replace the existing projector-based system, at the Copeland Government Center Community Room, and any appropriate action.7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-443 for the Department of Technology Services to transfer $57,254 from Permanent Improvement Fund, Unappropriated Contingency to Permanent Improvement Fund, Technology Equipment, to allocate funding for Project PRJ-26-0017, to upgrade the audio-visual systems for the Human Resources training and conference rooms, due to equipment failure, and any appropriate action.7: G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-446 for Sheriff’s Office to transfer a total of $171,720 from various line items within various Sheriff’s Office Budgets to address additional funding needed for overtime, training, evidence expenses and radio & radar for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-437 for Road & Bridge to transfer $10,000 from Building and $2,000 from Garage Supplies, for a total transfer of $12,000 to Capital Equipment to allocate funding for a freon recapture system, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-440 for Road & Bridge to transfer $250,000 from Professional Services, $304,075 from Salary - Assistance, $155,925 from Salary Department Heads, and $199,587 from Surveys, Titles, Taxes, and Testing for a total transfer of $909,587 to Capital Equipment, to allocate funding to replace a non-operable Cold Planer, and any appropriate action.7: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-444 for the County Jail to transfer $167,332 from Salary-Assistants to Overtime-Cash option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy. Funds are to cover overtime for two pay periods in the month of August and for the entire month of September, and any appropriate action.2026-09-01 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
60 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in Denton County, and any appropriate action. County Judge2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of allowing the Denton Arts and Jazz Festival to use three (3) FORTS and one (1) generator for their 2026 annual event, and any appropriate action. County Administration5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)5: B. Approval of the Jail Commissary annual audit report for fiscal year 2025, and any appropriate action. County Auditor6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of renewal of ITB #25-2876, Limestone Rock Asphalt (Grade 1, Type D), to Vulcan Construction Materials, LLC; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of renewal for ITB #25-2878, Cold Mix Asphaltic Pavement (CMAP), to Eurovia Atlantic Coast LLC, dba Sunmount Paving Company; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval to declare miscellaneous furniture, equipment, and supplies as surplus, advertise, and place in Online Auction #26-2931, to be held in September 2026; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of the purchase of Auto and General Liability Insurance Coverage from Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool for FY2027; and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to purchase an additional 150 Cisco ThousandEyes licenses for the Cisco Enterprise Agreement, through Presidio Networked Solutions Group, LLC, for $125,180 over 44 months, through Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract DIR-CPO-5347; and any appropriate action.6: F. Approval of the purchase of Property Insurance from Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool for FY2027; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.8: B. Approval of reallocating funding to ten (10) full-time Detention Officer I positions, pay grade 104, currently budgeted at zero for FY 2026, and any appropriate action. This action will support ongoing hiring efforts and enhance staffing levels at the Denton County jail.8: C. Approval of the proposed active full-time employee medical premiums, Option #2, along with the proposed active full-time employee and retiree dental and vision premiums, for Plan Year 2027, and any appropriate action.8: D. Approval to increase the County contribution for individual coverage to $1,000 and contribution for family coverage to $2,000 in employer seed money contribution for employees enrolled in the High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) paired with a Health Savings Account (HSA) for Plan Year 2027, and any appropriate action.8: E. Approval of the plan changes outlined below to the County’s Group Benefits Plan for Plan Year 2027, as presented, and any appropriate action.8: F. Approval of part-time employee medical premiums (grandfathered employees working less than 30 hours a week) and COBRA premiums for plan year 2027, and any appropriate action.8: G. Approval for 5% increase for retirees under age 65 (PPO and HDHP), and approval to maintain retiree medical insurance for retirees age 65 and over for Plan Year 2027, as presented, and any appropriate action.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System for the Town of Cross Roads Police Department and Oak Point Department of Public Safety, and any appropriate action.12: B. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for Shared Governance Communications and Dispatch Services System for the Town of Cross Roads Police Department and Oak Point Department of Public Safety, and any appropriate action.12: C. Approval of the Food Services Contract renewal between Denton County, Texas, and Trinity Food Services Group, Inc., as the Food Service Management Contractor for the Denton County Jail and the Denton County Juvenile Detention Center, including a 2% price increase related to the CPI, and any appropriate action.12: D. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for the Usage of the Denton County Sheriff’s Office Firearms Training Facility, and any appropriate action.12: E. Approval of the Purchase of a Single Duty Weapon by DCSO Deputy Debbie Hunter, following her Honorable Retirement on October 30, 2026, and any appropriate action.2: D.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-430 for Facilities Management to transfer $40,000 from Architect Fees to Landscape expenses to allocate funding for additional irrigation repairs due to extreme heat, and any appropriate action. Budget7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-425 for the Sheriff’s Office to transfer within County Vehicles $12,147 from Unappropriated Contingency to various spend categories to cover the cost of Law Enforcement Vehicles that were approved as part of the FY2026 budget, and any appropriate action.7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-435 for Sheriff’s Administration to transfer $18,332 within Technology Capital and $81,604 from Technology Capital to Technology Equipment for a total transfer of $99,936 to cover the cost of an upgrade for the Sheriff’s training room, and any appropriate action.2: E.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-431 for Facilities Management to transfer $69,803 from HVAC Supplies to Landscape Service Contracts to allocate additional funding for contracted landscape maintenance for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action. Budget7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-433 for the Auditor’s Office to transfer $55,293,625 from Revenue Bond Proceeds and $1,754,568 from Revenue Bond Premium for a total transfer of $57,048,193, to various Debt Services expenditure categories to allocate funding to amend the budget for PI Bonds Refunding for FY2026, and any appropriate action.7: G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-436 for Sheriff- Operations to transfer $23,547 within Capital Equipment to cover the cost of 3 drones, and any appropriate action.10: A. Approval of the Davidson Prairie Final Plat (Lots 1 thru 18, Block 1 - 22.373 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-429 for Facilities Management to transfer $20,000 from Plumbing Supplies to Electrical Supplies to fund additional electrical supplies needed for routine repairs and maintenance, and any appropriate action. Budget7: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-434 for Probate Court Administration to transfer $67,400 from Unappropriated Contingency to Psychological Services to cover mandated psychiatric services for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-428 for Sheriff’s Facilities to transfer $32,859 from Law Enforcement Facility and $9,276 from County Jail from various lines to Miscellaneous Building Maintenance for a combined total of $42,135. The transfer will provide funding for necessary repairs and maintenance, and any appropriate action.2026-08-25 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
44 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a resolution in remembrance of Robin Thomas’ years of service to Denton County, and any appropriate action. Sheriff’s Office13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of the Cooperative Purchasing Agreement between The Purchasing Association of Cooperative Entities (PACE) Purchasing Cooperative, part of the Education Service Center, Region 20, and Denton County; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.9: A. Approval of the Letter of Authorization between Teletask and Denton County Public Health, and any appropriate action.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-2029 Agency Agreement between Clearview AI, Inc. and the Denton County Sheriff’s Office for the use of their facial recognition program, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-418 for County Courts to transfer $22,600 from County Substitute Court Reporter, $750 from Dues & Subscriptions and $2,800 from Unappropriated Contingency to Juvenile Psychiatric Services, Psychological Services and Statements of Facts, for a total transfer of $26,150, to cover mandated psychiatric and psychological services and anticipated expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.12: B. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for Shared Governance Communications and Dispatch Services System for the Hickory Creek Police Department, and any appropriate action.12: C. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreements for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System for the Town of Flower Mound Fire and Police Departments, and the Town of Hickory Creek Police Department, and any appropriate action.12: D. Approval of the renewal of the contract between Denton County Sheriff’s Office and Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) for online information access, and any appropriate action.12: E. Approval of the correct Exhibit/Invoice attached to the previously approved 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System for Ponder Police Department, and any appropriate action.13: B. Approval of a Request to submit the 2027 Denton Benefit League Grant Application, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture14: A. Approval of the 2026-2027 Affiliation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, on behalf of the Denton County District Attorney’s Office, and Denton Independent School District, on behalf of the LaGrone Academy Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security Program, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of 2026-2027 Motor Vehicle License Agreement (Dealer), between Denton County, Texas, and Huffines K Corinth, LLC, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.14: C. Approval of 2026-2027 Motor Vehicle License Agreement (Dealer), between Denton County, Texas, and Huffines Dodge Lewisville, Inc., as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.14: D. Approval of 2026-2027 Motor Vehicle License Agreement (Dealer), between Denton County, Texas, and Huffines Subaru Corinth, Inc., as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.14: E. Approval of RTS Workstation Lease Agreement between the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) and Denton County, Texas for additional Registration and Title System ("RTS") workstations in the amount of $10,722.00 per year, with funding to come from Fund 2048 VIT Interest - CC_40120 PR_4030 (Vehicle Inventory Tax Int Fund), Ledger Account 55000 Rentals and SC_55010 Rental Equipment, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.14: F. Approval of the Medical Examiner’s District Agreement between Tarrant County, Texas, and Denton County, Texas, for the 2027 fiscal year in the amount of $2,071,452.00, and any appropriate action.2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS10: A. Approval of the preliminary road acceptance of Windmill Estates Subdivision, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-422 for Juvenile Probation to transfer $8,800 from Juvenile Unappropriated Contingency to Capital Equipment within Youth Services-Local Budget to cover the cost of a replacement dishwasher for the JJAEP/Post Adjudication kitchen, and any appropriate action.13: C. Approval of First Amendment to Tax Abatement Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Wistron InfoComm (USA) Corporation, and any appropriate action. Economic Development.4: A. APPROVAL OF an order accepting and approving a Service and Assessment Plan and Major Improvement Area Assessment Roll for the Enclave of Tabor Ranch Public Improvement District located in Denton County Commissioner Precinct #4 and levying special assessments against property within the Major Improvement Area of the District.APPROVAL OF an Order of the Commissioners Court of Denton County, Texas accepting and approving a Service and Assessment Plan and Major Improvement Area Assessment Roll fo13: A. Approval of Commissioners Court Order banning outdoor burning with Denton County to include mitigation control measures to prevent the threat of wildfires, and any appropriate action. Fire Marshal14: G. Approval of Amendment No. 1 and First Renewal of Agreement for Records Preservation and Restoration Services between Denton County, Texas and Kofile Technologies, Inc., RFP #23-2738, in the not-to-exceed amount of $1,700,000.00 for the First Renewal term of October 1, 2026 - September 30, 2027, with funding to come from Fund 2022 / CC 10600 / SC 48010 / PR 1021 (Microfilm Expenses, County Clerk Records Management), as recommended by the Denton County Purchasing Director, and any appropriate a13: D. APPROVAL OF an Order of the Commissioners Court of Denton County, Texas approving and authorizing the issuance and sale of the Denton County, Texas, Special Assessment Revenue Bonds, Series 2026 (Enclave of Tabor Ranch Public Improvement District Major Improvement Area Project) to pay for a portion of the costs of improvements benefitting property within the Major Improvement Area of the Enclave of Tabor Ranch Public Improvement District located in Denton County Commissioner Precinct #4; and 2026-08-19 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
23 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court2: A. Approval of any appropriate action related to the Fiscal Year 2027 Denton County Budget.2: A. 1 Approval of allocating funding for one unbudgeted position-Program Manager-Veteran’s Court, Grade 13 effective 12/1/2026. County Criminal Court #3.2: A. 2 Approval to retain (1) Grant Accounting Manager position, Grade 16, and two (2) Internal Auditor positions, Grade 12 effective date January 1, 2027. County Auditor.2: A. 3 Approval of two (2) new Driver Equipment/ Operator I positions, Grade 5, and set up expenses, effective 10/1/2026, and the purchase of (1) Boom Mower with the reduction of Road and Bridge Fund balance. Transportation & Engineering.2: A. 4 Approval of one (1) new Deputy Clerk I position, Grade 4, and two (2) Deputy Clerk III positions Grade 6, and set-up expenses to be funded from County Clerk-Records Management Fund effective October 1, 2026, and Approval of one (1) new Senior Clerk position, Grade 7, and set-up expenses to be funded from the County Clerk-Administration Fund effective October 1, 2026. County Clerk.2: A. 5 Approval to retain one (1) Administrative Specialist II position, Grade 5 in the Fire Marshal’s Office, and approval of one (1) new Administrative Manager position for Fire Rescue, Grade 9, and set-up expenses effective October 1, 2026. Fire Marshal.2: A. 6 Approval of increase in funding for Training & Education funded from Sheriff’s Administration Fund and Approval of four (4) new Communications Officer positions, Grade 9, and set-up expenses budgeted at zero from the Sheriff’s Communication Fund effective April 1, 2027. Sheriff’s Office.2: A. 7 Approval of increase in funding for Technology Software/Services. Magistrate Court.2: A. 8 Approval of one (1) new Records Analyst I position, Grade 6, and set-up expenses effective April 1, 2027. Elections Administration.2: A. 9 Approval of one (1) new Payroll & Financial Systems Administrator position, Grade 15, and set-up expenses effective October 1, 2026. Treasurer’s Office.2: A. 10 Approval of one (1) new Deputy Clerk I position, Grade 4, and set-up expenses effective October 1, 2026. Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3.2: A. 11 Approval of a 2% cost of living increase for retirees. TCDRS.2: A. 12 Approval of pay structure adjustment increase by 2% and everyone within a pay scale, including probationary employees, appointed officials, elected officials, and court reporters that are not on a pay scale system. This increases the minimums/maximums of the grades to assist with getting pay for employees closer to the market and helps to address maxed out employees. This action also includes approval of an additional 3% salary adjustment increase on top of the 2% pay structure adjustment 2: A. 13 Approval of setting the salary for the Associate Judge at $174,614 and for the Criminal/Juvenile Magistrate at $179,836 at the request of the Judges of Denton County.2: A. 14 Approval of New Positions in Recommended Budget (16 full-time positions).2: A. 15 Approval of transferred slots report for list of positions being transferred to a different cost center.2: A. 16 Approval of Job Title Change for FY 2027.2: A. 17 Approval to reduce Non-Departmental, Unappropriated Contingency to fund applicable Commissioner Court approved items as part of budget workshops.3: FUTURE MEETINGS5: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY6: ADJOURNMENT2: B. Approval of proposing a tax rate in the amount of $0.183394 per $100 valuation for tax year 2026 for Denton County.2026-08-11 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
31 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System between Denton County and: Aubrey Fire and Police Departments; Bartonville Police Department; Justin Police Department; Lake Dallas ISD Police Department; Pilot Point Fire and Police Departments; and any appropriate action.12: B. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for Shared Governance Communications and Dispatch Services System between Denton County and: Aubrey Fire and Police Departments; Bartonville Police Department; Justin Police Department; Lake Dallas ISD Police Department; Pilot Point Fire and Police Departments; and any appropriate action.14: A. Approval of the Denton County Title VI/Nondiscrimination Plan, the Plan identifies Eric Gildersleeve, Denton County Administration Department Project Administrator, as the Title VI Coordinator for Denton County, and to submit related TxDOT Compliance Check Survey, the approval is necessary for Denton County, Texas, as a subrecipient (through TxDOT) of FHWA and USDOT federal funds, to be compliant with Title VI, as recommended by County Administrator Jody Gonzales, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of acceptance of a Donation Deed from Richard and Judith Davison to Denton County, Texas, consisting of a 0.025 acre tract of land situated in the Joseph Williamson Survey, Abstract No. 1418, Denton County Texas, for the Rockhill Road/ Arvin Road Project, which serves a public purpose, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #1.14: C. Approval of acceptance of a Donation Deed from Lisa Olson to Denton County, Texas, consisting of a 0.061 acre tract of land situated in the Joseph Williamson Survey, Abstract No. 1418, Denton County Texas, for the Rockhill Road/ Arvin Hill Road Project, which serves a public purpose, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #1.6: PURCHASING10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT11: COUNTY CLERK13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP23: ADJOURNMENT7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-415 for the County Jail to transfer $95,105 from Non-Departmental Unappropriated Contingency to Overtime-Cash option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy. Funds are needed to cover overtime for two pay periods in the month of July, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-407 for the Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) to transfer $40,039 from Non-Departmental Unappropriated Contingency to Salary-Assistants and Benefit spend categories to cover the cost of a one-time merit payment for qualifying Pre-Trial Bond employees, and any appropriate action.4: A. APPROVAL of the Aubrey Ranch Estates Replat, (Lot 19-R, Block 1 - 7.479 acres), located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-408 for the Tax Assessor/Collector to transfer $22,925 from Computer Service Expenses to Technology Software/Services to allocate funding for the queue management system software upgrade, and any appropriate action.4: B. APPROVAL of the Liberty Addition Replat (Lot 1R, Block A - 7.766 Acres), located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.2026-08-04 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
47 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of renewal of RFP #24-2811, Medical Laboratory Services for Jail and Public Health to LabCorp; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of renewal for RFP #25-2859, Tax Statement Preparation and Mailing Services, to Data Integrators, Inc.; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of the renewal of EnerGov Software, from Tyler Technologies, Inc., in the amount of $119,109.20, through the Sourcewell Cooperative Contract #060624-TTI, for Development Services; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of purchase of a Document Automation software subscription, from Tyler Technologies Inc., in the amount of $1,088,570, over a span of three (3) years, through Sourcewell Cooperative Contract #060624-TTI; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of certification of the amount of debt taxes collected in excess of the anticipated amount for the preceding year for Denton County, tax year 2026, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of the submission of the appraisal roll for Denton County for tax year 2026 from the Tax Assessor/Collector, and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.8: B. Approval of the 2027 Holiday Schedule, and any appropriate action.12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for Shared Governance Communications and Dispatch Services System between Denton County and: Lake Dallas Police Department; Krum ISD Police Department; Krum Fire and Police Departments; Ponder Police Department; Copper Canyon Police Department; Pilot Point ISD Police Department; Corinth - Lake Cities Fire Department; Corinth Police Department; Denton County ESD No. 1; Elm Ridge Water Control and Improvement District; Sanger ISD Police Department;12: B. Approval of the 2026-2027 Interlocal Agreement for the use of the Denton County Radio Communications System between Denton County and: Denton County ESD No1; Elm Ridge Water Control and Improvement District; Little Elm Fire and Police Departments; Pilot Point ISD Police Department; Copper Canyon Police Department; Corinth - Lake Cities Fire Department; Corinth Police Department; Corinth Public Works Department; Krum Fire and Police Department; Krum ISD Police Department; Lake Dallas Police De12: C. Approval of the Purchase of a Single Duty Weapon by DCSO Deputy Sammy Blunk, following his Honorable Retirement on July 31, 2026, and any appropriate action.12: D. Approval for payment of clothing stipend and phone allowance for Lt. Andrew Shelton (ID# 321-Ja) whose promotion was approved and went into effect on May 6, 2026, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS14: B. Approval of Supplemental Agreement No. 2 to the Professional Engineering and Surveying Services Agreement between Denton County, Texas and Westwood Professional Services, Inc. (formerly Pacheco Koch Consulting Engineers, Inc.,) for the Jackson Road Project, from US 380 to Masch Branch Road, in the additional amount of $1,125,450.00, raising the current contract from $2,148,120.00, to $3,273,570.00 with funding in the amount of $1,125,450.00 to come from Countywide Unincorporated Roadway Impro14: C. Approval of the Professional Services Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Westwood Professional Services, Inc., for the FM 407 Project from Bill Cook Road to Florance Road, at a total cost of $6,240,497.00, with funding to come from FM 407, Judge, Auditor Line Item #80-7691-90-60, PRJ 26-0002, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #42: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of allowing the North Texas Fair & Rodeo to use three (3) FORTS and one (1) generator for the 98th Annual Fair and Rodeo, and any appropriate action. County Administration13: A. Approval of reappointing Jason Cole to the DENCO Area 9-1-1 District Board of Managers for a two-year term, beginning October 1, 2026, and any appropriate action. Commissioners Court13: B. Approval of appointing Peggy Riddle to the Denton Main Street Advisory Board, and any appropriate action. County Judge10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA7: D. Approval of the no-new-revenue and voter-approval tax rates for Denton County for tax year 2026, and any appropriate action.15: B.Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the Denton Main Street Advisory Board, and any appropriate action.15: A.Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the DENCO Area 9-1-1 Board of Managers, and any appropriate action.15: C. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.13: C. Approval of the County Judge of Denton County, Texas, in respect to Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code for the issuance of Tarrant County Cultural Education Facilities Corporation Texas Health Resources System Revenue Bonds Series 2026, in one or more series and in one or more years (the "Bonds") and the facilities to be financed and refinanced thereby, and any appropriate action. County Judge2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-402 for Facilities Management to transfer $20,000 from Joseph A. Carroll Building, Electric/Water Service, to Hulcher Building, Electric/Water Service, to allocate additional funding needed for utility services for the Hulcher Building, for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action. Budget4: A. APPROVAL of The Meadows Commercial Replat (Block B, Lots 2R-1 and 2R-2 - 3.104 Acres), located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.13: D. Approval of a resolution approving the "Draft" DENCO Area 9-1-1 District Fiscal Year 2027 Financial Plan, pursuant to the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 772, as amended; and providing an effective date, and any appropriate action. County Judge7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-405 for the Sheriff’s Office to transfer $30,000 from Miscellaneous Revenue-Jail Kitchen Allowance to Kitchen Supplies & Repairs to cover the cost of supplies and repairs in the Law Enforcement Facility, and any appropriate action.7: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-404 for Emergency Management to transfer $11,000 from Vehicle Care and $29,000 from Maintenance Management to Vehicle Equipment for a total transfer of $40,000, for the upfitting of two grant funded vehicles, and any appropriate action.14: A. Approval of Amendment NO. 1 to the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the City of Justin, Texas, which will terminate the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for the FM 407 Project from Florance Road to the western Justin city limits, which was approved by the Denton County Commissioners Court on March 17, 2026, under Court Order Number 26-0184, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #42026-07-28 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
54 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 Denton County Scouting America Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge Program recipients, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture3: B. Approval of a proclamation recognizing the Denton County Sheriff’s Office Life-Saving Award recipients, and any appropriate action. Sheriff’s Office3: C. Presentation of an America 250 flag and brief legislative update from Congressman Brandon Gill. County Judge13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: E. Approval of a Resolution by the Commissioners Court of Denton County, Texas, approving and authorizing the Denton County Judge to execute an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Tabor Ranch Municipal Utility District of Denton County related to the Enclave of Tabor Ranch Public Improvement District, located in Denton County Commissioner Precinct #4, and any appropriate action.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of the specifications and authority to advertise for RFP #26-2921, Denton County Employee Wellness Clinic; and appointment of evaluation committee to include Kevin Falconer, County Commissioner, Precinct 2; Ryan Wilke, Division Manager-Admin & Compliance, Public Health; Toni Rose, Health & Wellness Outreach Coordinator, Human Resources, and Gustavo Hernandez, Director of Human Resources; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT13: A. Approval of a resolution requesting permission to apply for the ASPCA Disaster Capacity-Building Grant, and any appropriate action. Office of Emergency Management.13: B. Approval of Acceptance of Award and Distribution of Grant Funds for the FY2026-FY2027 SAMHSA Adult and Family Treatment Drug Court (Year 3); Grant Number IH79T1087307-03 in the amount of $253,245, and any appropriate action. 211th and 462nd District Courts10: C. DENY the Martop Road Multifamily Final Plat (Block A, Lot 1 - 21.921 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.14: A. Approval of the Agreement for A Local On-System Improvement Project between the Texas Department of Transportation and Denton County, Texas in the amount of $903,345.15, with funding to come from Line Item PRJ-26-0008 US 377 at Fishtrap and Liberty Road 1080 |CC_90100 | PR_9061, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #1.14: B. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Rockwood Municipal Utility District No. 1 for property tax assessment and collection, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.2: C.Approval of the June 2026 Road Superintendent Report (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action. Department of Transportation and Engineering.10: B. APPROVAL of the Lights Ranch Mixed Use Subdivision Final Plat (Lot 1, Block 1 - 61.152 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: L. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-400 for the County Jail to transfer $117,144 from Non-Departmental Unappropriated Contingency to Overtime-Cash option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy. Funds are needed to cover overtime for two pay periods in the month of June, and any appropriate action.7: K. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-399 for the Sheriff’s Communication Division to transfer $120,500 from Salary-Assistants to Justice Management with $15,000 to Overtime Cash-Option and $105,500 to Inmate Transport Expense, to cover shortages in the spend categories and to cover additional costs for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-320 for the 462nd District Court, 211th District Court and District Courts - Judiciary and Court Support to transfer $106,030 from District Court Appointment Representation - Court Appointed Attorneys - Family Court and Administrative Supplies to various line items within the District Courts’ Budget to provide additional funding needed and anticipated court-related expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.4: A. APPROVAL OF the Replat of Savannah Phase 1 (Lots 1R, 2R, 3R, Block 1 - 9.519 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.7: G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-339 for Community Supervision & Corrections Department - CSCD to transfer $17,000 from Medical Expenses to Electronic Monitoring to provide additional funding for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.9: A. Approval of the execution of the Business Associate Agreement and the FY26 Service Agreement with Teletask, Inc., for hosted messaging platform services for Denton County Public Health, and any appropriate action.7: J. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-397 for Elections Administration to transfer $177,250 from Unappropriated Contingency and $432,790 from various line items within the Elections Administration budget to Election Judges for a total transfer of $610,040 to cover a deficit in the line item and anticipated costs for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.13: C. Approval to allow Denton County Commissioners to complete continuing education instruction online, except a County Commissioner must complete the instruction in person in the first 12-month period of the Commissioner’s first term, as provided for by Texas Local Government Code - Section 81.0025(b), and any appropriate action. Commissioner Pct. 110: A. APPROVAL of the Aspire Development Addition Final Plat (Lots 1 & 2, Block A - 2.79 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.7: I. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-344 for Death Investigations to transfer $91,000 from Non-Departmental - Unappropriated Contingency to Confidential Funds and $3,500 from Vehicle Care to Training and Education for a total transfer of $94,500 to increase funding for body transportation due to a rise in decedent removals, and any appropriate action.7: H. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-343 to transfer $979,728 from Permanent Improvement Fund Road Project Planning to Permanent Improvement Fund US 377 at Fishtrap Road and Liberty Road for the construction contract award for The Turn Lane Improvements - US377 at Fishtrap and Liberty Project, and any appropriate action.7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-319 for the 158th District Court, 362nd District Court, 367th District Court and 467th District Court to transfer $166,500 from District Court Appointment Representation - Court Appointed Attorneys and Administrative Supplies to various line items within the District Courts’ Budget to provide additional funding needed and anticipated court-related expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-317 for the District Attorney’s Office to transfer $25,647 from Legal Services to Non-Capital Law Enforcement Equipment to cover the cost of the Axon Taser contract for the District Attorney Investigators, and any appropriate action.7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-337 for the Juvenile Probation Department-Residential Mental Health Placement to transfer $550,000 from Non-Departmental Unappropriated Contingency to Institutional Care to cover a deficit in the spend category and placement costs for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-318 for the 16th District Court to transfer $89,500 from District Court Appointment Representation - Family Court Miscellaneous Court Ordered Expenses to various line items within the District Courts’ Budget to provide additional funding needed and anticipated court-related expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.2: D.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-326 for the 481st District Court to transfer $2,300 from various line items within the District Courts’ Budget to Training and Education to cover the current deficit and anticipated training expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action. Budget2: E.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-332 for Facilities Management to transfer $12,000 from Service Contracts and $8,000 from Administrative Equipment for a total transfer of $20,000 to Flags, for additional funding needed for new and replacement flags at various county buildings, and any appropriate action. Budget2026-07-14 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
51 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a resolution honoring the Flower Mound Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval to cancel the contracts between Denton County and Smart Communications, RFP #20-2571, Inmate Mail Systems, and RFP #21-2626, Inmate Telephone Services, effective July 07, 2026; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval to contract with Smart Communications Holdings, LLC, for Inmate Mail and Phone Service, through the Dallas County Cooperative Contract, RFP #2025-030-7055, Inmate Phone, Video Visitation Service, Inmate Multifunction Kiosk, and Tablet Provider; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of exemption from bidding for the Sole Source annual subscription purchase of Kleio, from Kofile Technologies Inc., in the estimated amount of $120,000; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of purchase of County vehicles, in FY2026, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee, for FY2027 in the estimated amount of $3,898,372, through various cooperative contracts and ITB #25-2897, Fleet Vehicles; and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to surplus and donate a 2013 Ford F250 Pickup (FP13602), to the Ponder Fire Department, by Denton County’s Fire Marshal’s Office, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee; and any appropriate action.6: F. Approval of award of ITB #26-2915, Alton Bridge Bank Stabilization and Bridge Scour to Knight Erosion Control dba Knight Engineering & Construction; and any appropriate action.6: G. Approval to declare miscellaneous computer equipment as surplus, advertise, and place in Online Auction #26-2922 to be held in July, 2026; and any appropriate action.6: H. Approval to remove one (1) vehicle from the Fire Marshal’s fleet and declare it surplus, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee; and any appropriate action.6: I. Approval of renewal of RFP #24-2820, Emergency Bulk Drinking Water Services, to SLSCO, LTD; and any appropriate action.6: J. Approval of renewal of RFP #22-2692, Medical Laboratory - Human Resources, to Pinnacle Health Technologies, Inc.; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT10: A. Approval of Notice to Relocate for the Liberty Road Realignment Project, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.14: C. Approval of Supplemental Agreement NO. 6 to the Professional Services Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and STV Incorporated (previously Chiang, Patel & Yerby, Inc.), to increase the scope of the Project to include additional services to complete plan revisions required for a study related to the connectivity of Loop 288 and U.S. 380, and revisions to the existing interchange at U.S. 380, in the additional amount of $1,974,896.00, for a total revised contract amount of $12,596,691.60, w14: D. Approval of the Turn Lane Improvements Agreement-377 at Fishtrap and Liberty, ITB #26-2916, between Denton County, Texas and Quality Excavations, in the amount of $979,727.56, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $80,000.00, with funding in the amount of $979,727.56 to come from PRJ-26-0008, 1080|CC_90100|PR_9061, and any appropriate action.14: E. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Oliver Creek Ranch Municipal Utility District of Denton County for property tax assessment and collection, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval to appoint April Greenhill and Fred Whitfield to the City of Lewisville TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) #1 Board, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precincts 313: B. Approval to appoint Jocelyn McMurray to the City of Lewisville TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) #2 Board, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct 315: E. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-313 for County Administration to transfer $35,500 from Permanent Improvement Fund, County-wide Projects, Open Space Acquisition/Park (PRJ-CV-1085) to Permanent Improvement Fund, Improvements to reallocate funding for the Briarwood Gate Project (PRJ-26-0012), and any appropriate action.15: A. Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the City of Lewisville TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) #1, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precincts 2 & 315: D. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-327 to transfer from General Fund-County Vehicles Unappropriated Contingency and General Fund-Non Departmental Unappropriated Contingency to various vehicle line items and from Road and Bridge Fund-County Vehicles Unappropriated Contingency to various vehicle line items for the purchase of vehicles, in FY2026, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee for FY2027 in the amount of $3,898,372, and any appropriate action.7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-315 for Constable Precinct #1 to transfer within County Vehicles $105,692 from Unappropriated Contingency with $7,692 to Capital Equipment and $98,000 to Vehicles, to cover the purchase of a radio and a replacement Law Enforcement vehicle, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee, and any appropriate action.7: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-316 for the Department of Transportation and Engineering to transfer $68,158 from Road and Bridge Unappropriated Contingency to Capital Equipment to purchase a roto-tilt attachment for an excavator, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of Amendment NO. 1 to the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the Town of Hickory Creek, Texas, for the Carlisle Drive Project from South Lake Dallas Drive to Main Street, with Denton County agreeing to decrease its contribution towards satisfactory completion of the Project from $593,000.00 to $243,660.00, for a total decrease of $349,340.00, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #37: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-314 for Constable Precinct #2 to transfer $198,000 within County Vehicles from Unappropriated Contingency to Vehicles for the purchase of two replacement Law Enforcement vehicles as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee, and any appropriate action.15: C.Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the City of Lewisville TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) #3, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precincts 2 & 315: B.Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the City of Lewisville TIRZ (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone) #2, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precincts 2 & 314: A. Approval of the Limited Service Deputy Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Denton Independent School District under 43 Tex. Admin. Code §217.164, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.2026-07-07 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
33 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of annual purchase of Tires, Tubes, Supplies and Equipment from Blagg Tire Wholesale, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, and Southern Tire Mart, LLC, through the BuyBoard Cooperative Contract #729-24, in the estimated annual amount of $156,000; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of award of ITB #26-2914, Printed Materials, to Office Machines, Inc; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for CSP #26-2910, Electrical and Generator Upgrades - Phase 2; and appointment of evaluation committee to include Steve Pemble, Maintenance/Repair Specialist II, Public Facilities; Chris Lanzi, Construction Coordinator, Construction Management; and Scott Morse, Maintenance/Repair Specialist II, Public Facilities; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of the acceptance of $31,747.76 in Amazon vouchers donated to Denton County, through the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) 2026 Employee Safety Equipment Program; and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to replace and surplus a 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (CT16416) and a 2018 Chevrolet Tahoe (CT18421), with two (2) 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, for Constable Precinct 2, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee (VAC); and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the Purchase of a Single Duty Weapon by DCSO Lt. Jesse Wyman, following his Honorable Retirement on June 26, 2026, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval of the Mutual Aid Agreement between Denton County and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) to establish emergency animal sheltering and disaster response support capabilities during emergencies and disasters, and any appropriate action. Emergency Management14: A. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the Town of Trophy Club, Texas, for the Bobcat Boulevard Project, with Denton County agreeing to contribute $1,986,905.00 toward satisfactory completion of the Project, with funding to come from Denton County Unincorporated Roadway Improvements, TRIP-22, Auditor Line Item #92-7580-90-70, and to be transferred to Traffic Mitigation in Trophy Club Roundabouts 1, Auditor #8092 | 90200 | PR_9064, PRJ-26-0010, and a14: B. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Ponder Farms Municipal Utility District of Denton County for property tax assessment and collection, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.14: C. Approval of the Interlocal Cooperation Agreements for property tax assessment and collection between Denton County, Texas and each of the following entities: 1) Hunter Ranch Improvement District No. 1 of Denton County; 2) Hunter Ranch Improvement District No. 2 of Denton County; and 3) Hunter Ranch Improvement District No. 3 of Denton County, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES9: A. Approval of the Subscription Agreement and Business Associate Agreement between Denton County Public Health and Teletask, Inc. for hosted messaging platform services, and any appropriate action.18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP23: ADJOURNMENT7: B. Approval of appointing the Tax Assessor/Collector to calculate and publish the no-new-revenue and voter-approval tax rates for Denton County for tax year 2026, and any appropriate action.9: B. Approval of the Texas Department of Health and Human Services, STD/HIV-DIS Prevention Services Grant Program, Amendment No. 8, Contract No. HHS001120300009 in the amount of $139,518.00, and extend the contract term through February 28, 2027, and any appropriate action.2026-06-30 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
48 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a resolution commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America, and any appropriate action. County Judge2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of the recommendation to reject all proposals for RFP 25-2886, Denton County Employee Wellness Clinic; and any appropriate action. (Confidential until award of subsequent RFP)6: B. Approval of the purchase of a Mobile Emergency Response Center (MERC), from Comprehensive Communication Services, LLC, in the amount of $608,977.50, through BuyBoard Cooperative Contract #714-23; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of renewal of SailPoint Identity Security Cloud Business Plus, from Carahsoft Technology Corp., for a three (3) year agreement in the amount of $369,814.23 through the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5175; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of award of ITB #26-2907, Shady Shores Road Project to Sterling Delaware Holding Company; and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval to replace and surplus a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup (CP21504), with a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV, for Constable Precinct 1, as recommended by the Vehicle Assessment Committee (VAC); and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.9: A. Approval of the submission of the Denton County WIC Perinatal Mental Health Navigation Project grant application, and any appropriate action.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT10: C. Approval of the preliminary road acceptance of Cashs Mills Phase 2, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: B. Approval of request to submit a grant application to the Office of Justice Programs and the Bureau of Justice Assistance ("BJA") for the FY2025 State Criminal Alien Assistance Program ("SCAAP") in the amount of $400,000 +/-, under Application ID GRANT14679178, and any appropriate action.14: A. Approval of Agreement for Construction of Horn Building Entry Door Remodel, CSP #25-2898, between Denton County, Texas and G2 General Contractors, LLC, in the amount of $2,057,176.49, which amount includes a contingency allowance of $196,732.00, with funding to come from Fund_8084 / CC_90200 / SC_90003 / PR_9010 / PRJ-CV-1020 (2020 Tax Note / Building / Permanent Improvement), as recommended by the Denton County Purchasing Director, and any appropriate action.14: C. Approval of 2026 Interlocal Agreement for Professional Services between the Counties of Tarrant, Dallas, Denton, Parker and the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) as members of the Public Employee Benefit Cooperative of North Texas (PEBC) and the North Central Council of Governments (NCTCOG), with Denton County agreeing to pay the sum of $202,248.61, with funding to come from the Employee Benefit Plan, and any appropriate action.13: C. Approval of appointing Yvonda Estell to the Denton County Public Health Advisory Committee, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct 311: COUNTY CLERK12: SHERIFF7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-306 for the County Jail to transfer $266,306 from Salary-Assistants to Overtime-Cash Option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy. Funds are needed to cover overtime for three pay periods in the month of May, and any appropriate action.7: H. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-312 for Sheriff-Facilities to transfer $90,000 from the County Jail- Out of County Inmate Expenses to Maintenance Management and $38,241 from various spend categories within the Law Enforcement Facility to Plumbing Supplies for a total transfer of $124,241 to cover a deficit in the spend categories, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-300 for County Clerk Records Management to transfer $120,000 from County Clerk Records Management Fund Balance to Technology Software Services to cover the cost of a new Commissioners Court record search software solution for the County Clerk’s Office, and any appropriate action.15: C. Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the Denton County Public Health Advisory Committee, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Pct. 37: E. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-307 for Public Health - Jail Health to transfer $163,300 from Unappropriated Contingency to Inmate Medical Expense cover incurred and anticipated medical expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of Full Service Deputy Agreement between Denton County, Texas and Dealer Services Network of North Texas, LLC under 43 Texas Administrative Code §217.163, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.15: D.Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.10: A. Approval of The Meadows Commercial Final Plat (Block B, Lots 2R-1 and 2R-2 - 3.104 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.15: A. (1) Assign legal representation on behalf of Denton County, Texas, to the Law Firm of Matthews, Shiels, Knott, Eden, Davis & Beanland, L.L.P., in Cause No. 4:26-cv-00625, styled David Rasheed Ali v. Denton County, Texas, et al., in the Eastern District Court of Texas; (2) Exempt contract of employment with the Law Firm of Matthews, Shiels, Knott, Eden, Davis & Beanland, L.L.P., from the requirement established by Texas Local Government Code Section 262.023, if applicable; and (3) Authorize th7: G. Approval of Budget Amendment Request 2026-311 for the Department of Technology Services, to transfer $26,436 from Information Technology - Judicial, Public Safety & Courts, Technology Software/Services to Technology Capital to allocate funding for an U.S. National Defense Authorization Act compliant small, unmanned aircraft system (sUAS), for operational use by the Denton County Sheriff’s Office, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.7: F. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-308 for Probate Court Administration to transfer $130,000 from Unappropriated Contingency to Court Appointed Attorneys to cover the increase in mandatory court appointed representation costs due to higher case filing volumes and an increase in attorney fees, and any appropriate action.14: D. Approval of Change Order #4 to the Software License and Services Agreement with Mark43, Inc., for the addition of the "BriefAI" and "ReportAI" modules to the RMS system for the period of July 1, 2026 through November 29, 2027, in the amount of $132,579.00, with funding to come from Fund_1001 /CC_20920 / SC_54061 (Technology Software/Services) / PR_2075 (Public Safety & Courts Technology), as recommended by the Denton County Sheriff and the Denton County Technology Services Department, and any7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-303 for County Clerk Records Management to transfer $394,700 from County Clerk Records Management Fund Balance to Technology Software Services to cover the cost of a new software solution for the County Clerk-Courts Department, and any appropriate action.13: A. Approval of converting one (1) Program Manager - Veterans Court position from a temporary position to a permanent position, to be funded through salary attrition until funding is allocated through the budget process or a budget amendment, and any appropriate action. County Criminal Court No. 32026-06-23 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
41 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a resolution recognizing Stacie Villarreal’s retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources3: B. Approval of a resolution recognizing Jesse Wyman’s retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources3: C. Approval of a proclamation recognizing the 2026 Excellence in Emergency Management Award, and any appropriate action. Emergency Management2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of the May 2026 Road Superintendent Report (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action. Department of Transportation and Engineering.2: C.Approval of a resolution to use the most up-to-date Net Patient Revenue of the local hospitals participating in the Denton County Health Care Provider Participation Program for Fiscal Year 2026, and adjust each hospital’s FY 2026 Local Provider Participation Fund mandatory payment accordingly. County Judge4: A. DENY the request for Zoning Change (LRR-0226-0001) from "AG - Agricultural" to "PD - Planned Development" for a wedding/event venue and rental home. The property, R57239, is located in the Lake Ray Roberts Planning and Zoning District, Commissioner Precinct 1.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of award of ITB #26-2916, Turn Lane Improvements - US377 at Fishtrap and Liberty to Quality Excavation; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of the purchase of nineteen (19) APX N70/800 Portable Radios from Motorola Solutions, in the amount of $162,596.49, through the Houston-Galveston-Area-Contract (HGAC) Cooperative Contract #17724-(TX)-RA05-21; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of the purchase of two (2) uninterruptible power supplies (UPS’s) from Flair Data Systems, in the amount of $107,658.68, through Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-5397; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") between the City of Denton, Texas and Denton County, Texas related to the U.S. Department of Justice Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant ("JAG Grant") Program for FY 2024, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval of Acceptance of FY2025 Homeland Security Grant Program Urban Area Security Initiative (HSGP UASI) Grant Funds, Grant No. 5606301, in the Amount of $132,000+/-. Office of Emergency Management.13: B. Approval of submission of the City of Denton FY2027 Hotel Occupancy Tax Grant Application requesting funding in the amount of $300,000, and any appropriate action. Office of History and Culture.13: C. Approval of reappointing Richard Ching, Ben Carruthers, and Jack Davis to the Denton County Levee Improvement District No. 1 Board of Directors, and any appropriate action. County Judge14: A. Approval of the First Renewal of the Agreement for Guardianship Services between Denton County, Texas, and Harper Advocacy Services, Inc., in a base amount of $41,666.67 per month and an amount not to exceed $500,000.00 for FY 2027, to come from Guardianship Services, Auditor Line Item #1001 CC_20150 48000 SC_48092, as recommended by the Probate Court, and any appropriate action.11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-304 for Emergency Management to transfer $8,117 from Vehicle Care to Technology Capital for Mobile Command Center technology upgrades not covered by grant funding and $45,000 from Unappropriated Contingency to Training and Education to support the Training and Exercise Summit and Incident Management Team (IMT) training, for a total transfer of $53,117, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.10: B. Approval of the Big Sky Estates Phase 3A Final Plat (Block V - Block Y and Block AB - Block AD - 47.708 Acres), including 167 residential lots, 11 common area lots, and 1 wastewater treatment plant lot located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.15: A. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.10: A. Approval of the J4B Cook Property Addition Final Plat (Lot 1, Block A - 15.75 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.15: C. Texas Government Code §551.074(a)(1)-(2) Personnel Matters; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of a public officer or employee; or to hear a complaint or charge against an officer or employee, to-wit: the Director of Purchasing, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of Change Order #4 to the Software License and Services Agreement with Mark43, Inc., for the addition of the "BriefAI" and "ReportAI" modules to the RMS system for the period of July 1, 2026 through November 29, 2027, in the amount of $132,579.00, with funding to come from Fund_1001 /CC_20920 / SC_54061 (Technology Software/Services) / PR_2075 (Public Safety & Courts Technology), as recommended by the Denton County Sheriff and the Denton County Technology Services Department, and any2026-06-16 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
36 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing Lirah Jewel Osamba for designing the 2026 Juneteenth Flag, and any appropriate action. Aide to Commissioners Court13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: B. Approval of a resolution regarding funding participation for an approved project under the Corinth TIRZ #2 Project and Financing Plan, and any appropriate action. Economic Development.2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval to contract with Dallas Door & Supply for upgrades at the Briarwood property for replacement of locks, hardware, and commercial-grade doors in the amount of $189,100 through BuyBoard Cooperative Contract #757-24; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the Peace Officer Training Reimbursement Agreements between the Denton County Sheriff’s Office and the following students: Tristan Boots, Antonion Gilyard, and Aliyah Parks, and any appropriate action.13: A. Discussion of current county building projects. Commissioner Precinct 214: A. Approval of the Official Notice Exercising Option to the Lease Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the Denton Housing Authority to provide office space for the Denton County Health Department’s Dental Clinic from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2028, as recommended by the Director of the Denton County Health Department, and any appropriate action.17: COMMUNITY UPDATES10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT11: COUNTY CLERK16: ADDENDA18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP23: ADJOURNMENT4: A. Approval of the Replat of Lake Geneva Estates (Lots 2R-30, Block A & Lots 1, 3R, & 4-37, Block B - 155.199 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of Amendment Four to the Agreement for Architectural Services between Owner and Architect for the Denton County Courts Building Expansion and Site Master Plan, RFSQ #23-2763, between Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum, Inc. (HOK) and Denton County, Texas, Amendment Four adds certain services to Construction Documents phase of Scope 3 in the not-to-exceed amount of $442,911.00 plus reimbursable expenses not-to-exceed $5,750.00, which amount increases the total cost for all (Scopes 1, 2, an15: A. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.14: C. Approval of Amendment to terminate the Subscription License and Services Agreement between Denton County, Texas and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the Modria Online Dispute Resolution System, as recommended by the Denton County Justices of the Peace and Kevin Carr, Chief Information Officer, and any appropriate action.2: D.Approval of the filming permit request by CJ (Camillus) Santiful with Saiyan King Studio to film an independent film at the Denton County Courthouse on the Square courtroom on Monday, June 22, 2026, and any appropriate action. Aide to Commissioners Court.2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-299 for the Sheriff’s Administration to transfer $107,659 from Capital Equipment to Technology Capital to move funding to the correct spend category to cover the cost of a small and large shelter that was approved as part of the FY2026 budget, and any appropriate action. Budget7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-297 for the Law Enforcement Facility to transfer $50,000 from Remodeling Expense to Maintenance Management to cover a shortage in the line item due to an increase in required maintenance, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-301 to transfer $463,500 from Permanent Improvement Fund-Unappropriated Contingency to Permanent Improvement Fund-Land-Project 26-0009 for the Farm and Ranch Contract for the purchase of 16.257 acres at Milam Road, and any appropriate action.2026-06-09 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
39 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing June 12, 2026, as Women Veterans Day in Denton County, and any appropriate action. Veterans Service Office3: B. Approval of a proclamation honoring Mary Bridges for 50 years of dedicated service to the Denton County 4-H Youth and Development Program, and any appropriate action. AgriLife Extension Office13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: B. Accept and approval of the 2025 ESD No. 1 and ESD No. 2 Financial Reports, and any appropriate action. County Judge2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)5: B. Acceptance and approval of the County Investment Reports for the quarter ending March 31, 2026, and any appropriate action. County Auditor5: C. Acceptance and approval of the Fiscal Year 2026 (unaudited) Financial Reports through April, and any appropriate action. County Auditor6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of the report on proceeds from Denton County Civil Courts Building Online Surplus Auction #26-2908 held in May 2026; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval to contract with Sigma Surveillance, LLC dba STS360, for the Aiphone Intercom System Upgrade, in the amount of $236,868.25, through the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Cooperative Contract #DIR-CPO-6157; and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of the purchase of F5 BIG-IP rSeries network appliances, premium partner support, and Always-On expert services from WorldTech IT, LLC and Carahsoft Technology Corporation, in the amount of $132,381.58, through DIR Contracts DIR-CPO-5687 and DIR-CPO-5362; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of award of CSP #25-2898, Horn Building Entry Door Remodel to G2 General Contractors; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER AWARD OF CONTRACT)7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT10: A. Approval of the preliminary road acceptance of Cashs Mill Phase 2, located in Commissioner Precinct 1, and any appropriate action.13: A. Discussion of current county building projects. Commissioner Precinct 211: COUNTY CLERK12: SHERIFF16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP23: ADJOURNMENT14: B. Approval of Amendment One to the Contract for the Collection of Delinquent Property Tax and Delinquent Court Fines Between Denton County, Texas and McCreary, Veselka, Bragg & Allen, P.C. (MVBA) and Sawko and Burroughs, P.C., as requested by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.14: A. Approval of Limited Service Deputy Agreement between Denton County, Texas and Northwest Independent School District under 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 217.164, as recommended by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector, and any appropriate action.9: A. Approval of the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) contract for the FY2027 Hansen’s Disease contract HHS001322300001, funding Amendment No. 3 in the amount of $156,819.00, effective September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2027, and any appropriate action.4: A. Approval for the Replat of Mitchell Homesteads (Lots 1 and 2 Block 1 - 2.568 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.2: B.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-294 for Human Resources to transfer $164 from Administrative Supplies to Wireless Services to allocate funding for a new enhanced mobile phone service line requested by the Assistant Director of Human Resources, and any appropriate action. Budget15: A. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-291 for Sheriff Treasury Purchases to transfer $52,550 from Treasury-Federal-Sheriff Fund Balance to Maintenance Management to cover the cost of maintenance to the gun range, and any appropriate action.2026-06-02 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
49 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
Parsed Docket Items:
1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a proclamation recognizing June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: B. Approval of a resolution recognizing Laura Stracke’s retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources14: B. Approval of the Agreement for Owner Representative Services - Denton County Civil & Courts Building, RFP #25-2891, between Denton County, Texas and AG|CM, Inc., in the amount of $357,894.00, the amount is for the "Civil Courts" Building (the former "Sally" Building, located at 3001 Colorado Blvd.) Remodel project (the "Phase I" project), with funding to come from 8084 2020 Tax Note/CC: 90200 Projects/Project: PRJCV-1160 Sally Building, as recommended by the Denton County Purchasing Director, 2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: B. Approval of reallocating funding to TEN (10) full-time Detention Officer I positions, pay grade 104, currently budgeted at zero for FY 2026, and any appropriate action. This action will support ongoing hiring efforts and enhance staffing levels at the Denton County jail.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: C. Approval of new wireless services for Elections Administration from (1) Verizon in the amount of $360.00 annually and (2) AT&T in the amount of $360.00 annually, for a total cost of $720.00 annually, and appropriate action. Elections Administration10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for ITB #26-2915, Alton Bridge Bank Stabilization and Bridge Scour; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of the purchase of twelve (12) APX8500 radios from Motorola Solutions, in the amount of $118,124.40, through the Houston-Galveston-Area-Contract (HGAC) Cooperative Contract #17724-(TX)-RA05-21; and any appropriate action.7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-290 for the Sheriff’s Office to transfer $40,214 from the Justice Management Division to Sheriff’s Administration and Sheriff Operations to cover the additional cost of radios that were included in the FY2026 budget, and any appropriate action.8: C. Approval of the creation of an Administrative Manager, pay grade 9, in the WIC Division of the Public Health Department, and any appropriate action.9: A. Approval of a Subscriber Agreement between Denton County Health Department and Waystar, Inc. for healthcare revenue cycle management and claims processing services, including electronic claims submission, remittance advice, eligibility verification, and related support services, and any appropriate action.13: A. Discussion of current county building projects. Commissioner Precinct 214: A. Approval of the Agreement for Architectural Services between Owner and Architect - Teasley Emergency Management Building Interior Renovation, RFSQ #25-2892, between Denton County, Texas and Quorum Architects, Inc., in the amount of $27,811.00 with reimbursable expenses not to exceed $500.00, which Agreement is for the services described in Articles 2 and 3 of the Agreement (Preliminary Consultation and Schematic Design Services), with funding to come from 50100 Facilities Cost Center/Professi14: C. Approval of the Professional Services Supplemental Agreement NO. 1 between Denton County, Texas, and Lamb-Star Engineering, LLC, for the West Shady Shores Road Project from Swisher Road to South Shady Shores Road, in the additional amount of $961,276.00, for a total revised contract amount of $3,786,978.00, with funding in the amount of $1,786,978.00 to come from West Shady Shores Road, TRIP-22, Precinct 2, Auditor Line Item #94-7444-90-30, PRJ-CV-1100, and any appropriate action. Commissione14: D. Approval of Supplemental Agreement NO. 2 to the Professional Services Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and BGE, Inc., for the Strader Road Project from FM 156 to I-35W, in the additional amount of $326,303.00, for a total revised contract amount of $3,886,559.00, with funding to come from Strader Road, TRIP-22, Precinct 4, Auditor Line Item #94-7579-90-50, PRJ-CV-1106, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #414: F. Approval of the Denton County Title VI/Nondiscrimination Policy Statement and the Denton County Standard Title VI/Nondiscrimination Assurances, which approval is necessary for Denton County, Texas, as a subrecipient (through TxDOT) of FHWA and USDOT federal funds, to be compliant with Title VI, as recommended by County Administrator Jody Gonzales, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.0745(a)(1) - Personnel Matters Affecting County Advisory Body; Closed Meeting to deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a member of an advisory body, to-wit: the Denton County Child Protective Services Board.13: D. Approval of appointing Mark Yarbrough, Lorraine Perry, and LeeAnn Kelly to the Denton County Child Protective Services Board.11: COUNTY CLERK10: A. Approval of a stand-alone Development Services fee schedule and rescission of Court Order No. 02-0494 establishing previous development permit fees, and any appropriate action.4: A. APPROVAL OF removing development-related fees from the Subdivision Rules and Regulations and placing them in a stand-alone Fee Schedule.14: E. Approval of Addendum No. 1 to the Master Agreement for Architectural Services between Owner and Architect - Design Services for Charlie J. Cole Building, RFSQ #25-2849, between Denton County, Texas and BKV Group, Inc., in the amount of $207,200.00, which Agreement is for the "FY 2026" services identified in Exhibit D of the RFSQ, with funding to come from 50900 Preventative Maintenance Architect Fee, as recommended by the Denton County Purchasing Director, and any appropriate action.7: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-292 to transfer $208,508 from Sheriff-Operations-Vehicles and $50,937 from County Vehicles-Unappropriated Contingency to County Vehicles-Vehicles line item to cover the cost to purchase stock vehicles to replace the stock vehicles that got assigned to the Sheriff-Operations new positions, to purchase a replacement vehicle and upfit for Constable, Precinct #6 that was approved by the Vehicle Assessment Committee to replace a vehicle involved in an acc4: C. APPROVAL of the Replat of Ponderosa Estates (Lots 1R-1 and 1R-2 - 51.49 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4.4: B. APPROVAL of the Replat of Plainview Farms (Lots 1R-1 and 1R-2, Block 1 - 5.000 Acres) located in Commissioner Precinct 4.2: D.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-287 for Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 to transfer $1,338 from Administrative Supplies to Training and Education and $323 from Law and Reference Books to Interpreters, for a total transfer of $1,661 to cover training and interpreter expenses incurred, and any appropriate action. Budget2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-286 for Emergency Management to transfer $2,200 from Vehicle Care to Hospitality Supplies to cover incurred hospitality expenses, and any appropriate action. Budget2: E.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-293 for Judicial-Federal- Sheriff to transfer $1,320 from Administrative Supplies to Capital Equipment to cover the additional cost of a Pedestal Camera that was included in the FY2026 budget, and any appropriate action. Budget13: B. Approval of the First Amendment to the Tax Abatement Agreement Between Denton County and Bell Textron Inc, as recommended by the Denton County Economic Development Department, and any appropriate action. Economic Development.15: A. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.2026-05-19 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
49 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources2: B.Approval of payroll.2: F.Approval of the April 2026 Road Superintendent Report (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action. Department of Transportation and Engineering.3: A. Approval of a resolution recognizing Kim Guertler’s retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources2: E.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-285 for Death Investigations & Medical Examiner Services to transfer $1,092 from Mileage Reimbursement, $1,005 from Fuel and $330 from Dues & Subscriptions to Training and Education, for a total transfer of $2,427, to cover incurred training expenses, and any appropriate action. Budget3: B. Approval of a resolution recognizing Dan Myers’ retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources3: C. Approval of a resolution recognizing Jeff Wiginton’s retirement, and any appropriate action. Human Resources5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of renewal for ITB #25-2852, Hot Mix Asphaltic Concrete, to Eurovia Atlantic Coast, LLC dba Sunmount Paving Company as primary and Austin Asphalt, Inc. as secondary; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of revisions to Denton County Purchasing Policies and Procedures Manual, Section 24-Procurement Card policy to align with the new Travel/Training Expense Policy 8.1, and any appropriate action.6: C. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for ITB #26-2907, Shady Shores Road Project; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for RFP #26-2902, Countywide Multifunction Copier Fleet and appointment of evaluation committee to include: Shannon Lee, District Court Administrator, District Court Administration; Chris Matheson, Facility Division Manager, Public Facilities; Jarred McClintock, Desktop Technician Supervisor, Technology Services; Ryan Wilke, Division Manager - Admin & Compliance, Public Health; Pauline Hutson, Sheriff’s Office Administrator, Sheriff’s Offi6: E. Approval to cancel the contract between Denton County and Southwest Distributing Co., under ITB #25-2844, effective June 5, 2026; and any appropriate action.6: F. Approval to contract with Preferred Mechanical Group, LLC (PMG), for the Central Utility Plant (CUP) Refurbishment, in the amount of $275,957.32, through the Texas Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) cooperative contract #25010501; and any appropriate action.6: G. Approval to contract with Preferred Mechanical Group, LLC (PMG), for the Denton County Civil Courts Building HVAC Remediation, in the amount of $238,516.24, through the Texas Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) cooperative contract #25010501; and any appropriate action.6: H. Approval of award for ITB #25-2894, Language & ASL Interpretation, to OneWorld Global Services LLC; and any appropriate action.6: I. Approval of award for ITB #25-2889, Barricades, to David-Tehoungue Ltd Co.; and any appropriate action.6: J. Approval of award for ITB #25-2887, Porta Potty and Hand-Washing Stations, to United Site Servies of Texas, Inc.; and any appropriate action.6: K. Approval of award for RFP #25-2899, Full-Service Deputy License Agreement to the highest ranked vendor; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER CONTRACT APPROVAL, 262.030 LGC).7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT12: SHERIFF12: A. Approval of the 2025-2026 Agency Participation Agreement between the City of Dallas and the Denton County Sheriff’s Office for the City of Dallas’ grant-funded Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) program; and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval of a Resolution by the Commissioners Court of Denton County, Texas, approving and authorizing the Denton County Judge to execute an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and Tabor Ranch Municipal Utility District of Denton County related to the Enclave of Tabor Ranch Public Improvement District, located in Denton County Commissioner Precinct #4, and any appropriate action.14: A. Approval of the Constable Bond for Trevor Krueger as Denton County Constable Precinct #1 in the amount of $1,500.00, with a premium of $50.00 to come from Auditor Line Item #1001_CC_10140_49000_SC_49010, General Funds - County Official Bonds, and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of: (1) Farm and Ranch Contract between Kenneth Klein, as Seller, and Denton County, Texas, as Buyer, for the purchase of real property described as 16.257 +/- acres, A0002A, J. Ayers, TR 46, Old DCAD TR 15, Denton County, Texas ("the Property"), for the purchase price of $450,000.00, plus all applicable closing costs, including title insurance policy, boundary survey with real estate commission payable by listing or principal broker to Newland Real Estate, Inc.; (2) grant authorizat7: B. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-279 for the County Jail to transfer $199,843 from Salary-Assistants to Overtime-Cash Option outside of the Budget Amendment and Human Resources Policy (as recommended by the Budget Office). Funds are needed to cover overtime for two pay periods in the month of April, and any appropriate action.9: A. Approval of Texas Health and Human Services (DSHS) Contract No HHS001437400017 Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Combined - State and Federal Grant program Amendment No. 2 in the amount of $273,235 for FY2027 (September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2027), and any appropriate action.13: C. Approval of Amendment #7 to the Agreement for Architectural Services between Owner and Architect for the Denton County Courts Building Expansion and Site Master Plan, RFSQ #23-2763, between Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum, Inc. (HOK) and Denton County, Texas, which Amendment #7 adds certain services to "Scope 3" (design, bidding and construction administration services for the building at 3001 Colorado Blvd.) in the not-to-exceed amount of $255,399.00 plus reimbursable expenses not to exceed $37: C. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-282 for Public Health - Clinical to transfer $25,000 from Vaccines to Training and Education to cover the cost of anticipated training expenditures, and any appropriate action.2: D.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-283 for Public Health - Environmental to transfer $700 from Mileage Reimbursement to Training and Education to cover incurred training expenses, and any appropriate action. Budget2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-281 for Facilities Management to transfer $35,000 from HVAC Supplies to Architect Fees to allocate additional architectural funding for upcoming building projects, and any appropriate action. Budget5: B. APPROVAL OF the issuance and sale of "Denton County, Texas Permanent Improvement Refunding Bonds, Series 2026," including the adoption of an order authorizing the issuance of such bonds, establishing parameters for the sale and issuance of such bonds, delegating certain matters to an authorized official of the County, and resolving other matters incident and related thereto. County Auditor7: D. Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-284 for Agrilife Extension to transfer $2,732 from Mileage Reimbursement and $2,732 from Training and Education to Official Travel/Employee, for a total transfer of $5,464, to cover the cost of anticipated training expenditures for the remainder of the fiscal year, and any appropriate action.2026-05-12 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court (Commissioners Court)
41 verbatim agenda items parsed directly from Denton County Commissioners Court Granicus docket.
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1: PUBLIC INPUT FOR ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDACitizens should complete a witness form located on the side table. Pursuant to State Open Meetings Law, the Commissioners Court is restricted in discussing or taking action on items not posted on the agenda. Action on your statement can be taken only at a future meeting.In order to expedite the flow of business and to provide all citizens the opportunity to speak, the Commissioners Court may impose a three-minute limitation on persons addressing the Court3: A. Approval of a Proclamation recognizing May 2026 as All Rise National Treatment Court Month, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: B. Approval of a resolution recognizing May 10-16, 2026, as Women’s Health Week, and any appropriate action. Public Health3: C. Approval of a proclamation honoring Cindi Howard for 25 years of service with the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce, and any appropriate action. County Judge3: D. Approval of a proclamation honoring Kelly Heslep for 19 years of service with the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce, and any appropriate action. County Judge8: HUMAN RESOURCES8: B. Approval of the District Attorney’s Office request for a standing authorization from the Court to post and fill a Bar Card Intern position when a Misdemeanor Prosecutor II vacancy occurs, and any appropriate action.2: A.Approval of Order Making Appointments, and any appropriate action. (Appointments have been posted and advertised. Interviews were conducted as set forth in the Denton County policies adopted by the Commissioners Court, except as otherwise stated in the appointment orders. These appointments are within the budgetary constraints.) Human Resources5: AUDITOR/TREASURER5: A. Approval of Bill Report. (Payments from CSCD, Community Corrections, TAIP, Sheriff’s Training, Sheriff’s Forfeiture, VIT Interest, and DA Forfeiture Funds are presented for recording purposes only.)6: PURCHASING6: A. Approval of the report on proceeds from the former Sally Beauty storage units, Online Surplus Auction #26-2909 held in April 2026; and any appropriate action.6: B. Approval of specifications and authority to advertise for ITB #26-2916, Turn Lane Improvements at US377 at Fishtrap and Liberty; and any appropriate action.6: D. Approval of rejection of all bids for ITB #26-2905, Surface Treatment Aggregate (Grade 4, Type L); and any appropriate action.6: E. Approval of award for RFP #25-2886, Denton County Employee Wellness Clinic to Health by Design; authorize the Director of Purchasing to negotiate a contract and return to Commissioners Court for final approval; and any appropriate action. (CONFIDENTIAL UNTIL AFTER CONTRACT APPROVAL, 262.030 LGC).7: A. Report for miscellaneous equipment and software/services (presented for recording purposes only), and any appropriate action.8: A. Report from Human Resources regarding hiring actions of elected officials, presented for recording purposes only.10: TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT10: C. Approval of the final acceptance of the Hilltop Road Reconstruction Project, Commissioner Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.10: D. Approval of Notice to Relocate for the Jackson Road Segment 1 Improvements Project in Precinct 4, and any appropriate action.13: OTHER DEPARTMENTS13: A. Approval of new Verizon data plan service for Public Facilities, Texas Water Technologies LLC, in the amount of $350.00/year; and any appropriate action. Technology Services.11: COUNTY CLERK12: SHERIFF16: ADDENDA17: COMMUNITY UPDATES18: FUTURE MEETINGS19: RECESS20: RECONVENE IF NECESSARY21: LEGISLATIVE AGENDA22: WORKSHOP6: C. Approval of disposal of miscellaneous surplus from storage units at 520 Blake Street, Denton, TX, 76208, in compliance with §263.152(a)(3) of the Local Government Code for Disposition of Surplus Property; and any appropriate action.14: B. Approval of Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the City of Sanger, Texas, for the purpose of providing surface milling, road base stabilization, cross culvert replacement and asphalt resurfacing to a portion of Metz Road beginning at FM 455 and ending at Denton County Line, which will include 750 feet of paving improvements with the City of Sanger, and any appropriate action. Commissioner Precinct #114: A. Approval of Interlocal Cooperation Agreement between Denton County, Texas, and the North Texas Groundwater Conservation District regarding review of Groundwater Availability Certifications Submitted with Plat Applications for Subdivided Properties in the Unincorporated Areas of Denton County, and any appropriate action.2: D.Approval of Budget Amendment Request 2026-280 for Facilities Management to transfer $70,000 from HVAC Supplies to Service Contracts to provide additional funding for service contracts supporting exterior lighting inspections and repairs, fire extinguisher inspections, and other necessary maintenance contracts, and any appropriate action. Budget9: A. Approval of the Department of State Health Services HIV Clinical HIV/STI Prevention Amendment No. 2, for funding in the amount of $150,000 from September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2027, and any appropriate action.15: A. Texas Government Code §551.071(1)(A) - Consultation with Attorney in a closed meeting when the governmental body seeks the advice of its attorney about pending litigation in Cause No. 141-377-160-26, styled County of Denton, Texas v. Victoria Johnson et al., currently pending in the 141st Judicial District Court of Tarrant County, Texas, and any appropriate action.15: B. Texas Government Code §551.072 - Deliberation Regarding Real Property. Closed meeting to deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property, if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the governmental body in negotiations with a third person.2: B.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-210 for Facilities Management to transfer $57,347 from various buildings, Building Services, Landscape Expenses to Facilities Management, Landscape Expenses to consolidate landscape expenses for all county buildings to improve operational efficiency, and any appropriate action. Budget2: C.Approval of Budget Amendment Request #2026-278 for Facilities Management to transfer $40,000 from HVAC Supplies to County Building Repair/Maintenance to ensure adequate funding is available for routine maintenance and necessary repairs across all County facilities, allowing operations to continue without interruption, and any appropriate action. Budget2026-04-14 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable8: Adjournment6: Order Adopting No-New-Revenue Property Tax Rate & Capping Ad Valorem Levy5: Order Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget Estimate7: Resolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital Appropriation2026-03-10 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable8: Adjournment5: Resolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private Landowners7: Resolution Authorizing Capital Facility Expansion & Multi-Year Vendor Expenditure6: Resolution Expanding Homestead & Over-65 / Disabled Taxpayer Ad Valorem Exemption2026-02-10 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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8: Adjournment1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable7: Resolution Authorizing Capital Facility Expansion & Multi-Year Vendor Expenditure5: Resolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital Appropriation6: Resolution Adopting Zero-Based Departmental Budget Caps & Freezing Administrative Overhead2026-01-13 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable8: Adjournment7: Resolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private Landowners6: Order Authorizing Early Debt Service Defeasance & Retiring Principal to Save Taxpayer Interest5: Order Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget Estimate2025-12-09 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable8: Adjournment6: Order Adopting No-New-Revenue Property Tax Rate & Capping Ad Valorem Levy5: Resolution Approving Cost-Overrun Construction Change Order & Supplemental Capital Appropriation7: Order Approving Fixed-Price Infrastructure Maintenance Contract Below Budget Estimate2025-11-11 • REGULAR SESSION
Denton County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
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1: Convene Commissioners Court and Invocation/Pledges2: Public Comments and Citizen Communication3: Approval of Minutes of Previous Commissioners Court Meeting4: County Auditor / Treasurer Report: Claims, Payroll, and Accounts Payable8: Adjournment6: Resolution Adopting Zero-Based Departmental Budget Caps & Freezing Administrative Overhead7: Resolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change Orders5: Resolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private Landowners