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Airport apron grant and Nov. 3 election notice top commissioners' rescheduled Monday agenda

Grayson County commissioners meet Monday instead of Tuesday to take up a TxDOT grant for South Apron work at North Texas Regional Airport/Perrin Field and the Nov. 3 election notice.

Tobias IversonOctober 2, 20262 min read

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City Hall10 days ago
Renee Waggoner appointed next Denison City Manager
The Denison City Council has selected Renee Waggoner as the eighth City Manager in the city's history, following a five-month nationwide search.
City Hall10 days ago
City Council to Review Confidential Business Negotiations Under Section 551.087
The city council will discuss commercial and financial information provided by an existing business or prospect during negotiations for facility location, retention, or municipal incentives. The discussion falls under Section 551.087 regarding confidential commercial data.
City Hall10 days ago
City Council to Consult Attorney on Legal Matters
The city council will address a closed session agenda item on September 21, 2026, regarding attorney consultation. The discussion falls under Section 551.071 of the Texas Open Meetings Act and covers potential conflicts with professional conduct rules and pending litigation.
City Hall10 days ago
City Council to Review Stormwater Utility Program Contract with Kimley-Horn
The City Council will receive a report and discuss a Professional Services Agreement with Kimley-Horn for a new stormwater utility program. The contract carries a cap of $111,600 and requires authorization for the Interim City Manager to execute the agreement.
City Hall10 days ago
City Council to Review Hazardous Waste Transport Ordinance
City council will consider an ordinance converting the liquid waste transport permit into a hazardous waste transport permit. The measure mandates annual licensing for dangerous material transporters and requires disclosure of disposal sites to deter illegal dumping and aid...
City Hall10 days ago
City Council to Recognize ISO Class 1 Fire Protection Rating
The Denison City Council will consider a resolution formally recognizing the community's highest Insurance Services Office fire protection rating. The designation took effect in January 2024 and may influence property insurance premiums, though reductions are not guaranteed.
City Hall11 days ago
Denison council appoints Renee Waggoner as permanent city manager
Renee Waggoner, who served as interim city manager since May, has been named the permanent city manager of Denison.
City Hall11 days ago
Officials detail behind-the-scenes emergency planning efforts
The city's Emergency Management team focuses on coordination and communication to prepare for various local hazards.

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Airport apron grant and Nov. 3 election notice top commissioners' rescheduled Monday agenda

More City Hall

Renee Waggoner appointed next Denison City Manager

City Council to Review Confidential Business Negotiations Under Section 551.087

City Council to Consult Attorney on Legal Matters

City Council to Review Stormwater Utility Program Contract with Kimley-Horn

City Council to Review Hazardous Waste Transport Ordinance

City Council to Recognize ISO Class 1 Fire Protection Rating

Denison council appoints Renee Waggoner as permanent city manager

Officials detail behind-the-scenes emergency planning efforts

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