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City Hall news from Denison.
The City of Denison encourages residents to support mental health and reduce stigma during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month by checking in on loved ones.
The City of Denison encourages residents to verify that their children's car seats are installed correctly and appropriate for the child's age, height, and weight.
The City of Denison is collaborating with the Texas Department of Transportation to promote the "Drive Sober. No Regrets." initiative.
The City of Denison has closed Waterloo Pool until further notice following a structural evaluation by the Fire Marshal's Office.
The city of Denison has moved forward with a $20 million bond issuance.
The City of Denison published a notice defining the no-new-revenue and voter-approval tax rates for the 2026 tax year.
The first floor of the Denison City Hall will close at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 16, for required staff training.
The Denison City Council will review and act on an ordinance to update building regulations. The proposal replaces the current 2023 National Electrical Code with the 2026 edition, including NCTCOG amendments, effective September 1st, 2026.
The City Council will review a proposal to issue Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2026C, to finance water and sewer upgrades outlined in the municipal capital improvement plan.
The City Council will receive a report and take action on a streets overlay services purchase proposal from Area Wide Paving, LLC totaling $976,553.00. The contract covers 467,932 square feet of asphalt work across multiple city streets under a TIPS cooperative agreement.
The Denison City Council will review and act on proposed amendments to Chapter 20 of the city code governing solid waste. The ordinance updates residential container rules, commercial guidelines, hazardous waste permitting, and enforcement provisions.
The city council will consider appointing Charles Pool and David Spindle to the Greater Texoma Utility Authority board. Both Denison residents will fill unexpired two-year terms left vacant by recent resignations.
The city council will consider appointing Joya Walters to the Sister Cities, Inc. Board of Directors. The appointment fills an open two-year term ending December 31, 2027.
The City of Denison has published a notice regarding the intention to issue combination tax and revenue certificates of obligation for water and sewer system improvements.
A permanent four-way stop is being installed at the intersection of FM 84 and State Highway 91 in Denison on Friday, August 7.
City officials in Sherman and Denison are working to remove TikTok from government-issued devices by November 20 to comply with new state law.
Denison officials approved bond financing for streets, water lines and sewer lines tied to the early phases of Preston Harbor.
TxDOT says a new four-way traffic signal will be added at SH 91 and FM 84 in Denison.
The Denison City Council has authorized a complimentary one-year trial of a BRINC drone to assist police, fire, and other emergency agencies.
The Denison City Council has voted to extend the agreement for the Preston Harbor development project.
The city council will review a report and vote on a resolution authorizing the interim city manager to secure a loan from Government Capital Corporation for a new Pierce ladder truck for Denison Fire Rescue.
