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Denton City Council approved a contract for 25 projects to improve the city's electrical infrastructure. (Adam Doe/Community Impact)
Denton

Denton City Council approves $90M in electrical projects, equipment

By Adam Doe

The projects include new transmission pole foundations and repairs from damage caused by storms and lightning.

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