| Dallas - Fort Worth

Advertise | Careers | Company Info | Support Us
LOGIN
Select your community Support Us
News

Dallas - Fort Worth > Government

Business |
Development |
Dining |
Education |
Election |
Government |
Health Care |
Real Estate |
Transportation |
Government
Members of the Denton City Council met Oct. 21. (Mary Katherine Shapiro/Community Impact)
Denton

Denton OKs selling over $11M in bond funds for water treatment plant expansion

By Mary Katherine Shapiro

The funds come from the Texas Water Development Board’s SWIFT program and will be repaid over a 30-year period, Assistant Finance Director Matt Hamilton said.

More Government News

entrance of a beige building with windows
Plano eyes increased fees on developers as ...
Rendering of new apartment community being proposed by Endeavor Real Estate Group.
McKinney council approves zoning for 11-acre apartment ...
rendering
Southlake City Council approves Shivers Farm mixed-use ...
Argyle Town Council considers an economic agreement for the Heritage development
Argyle's Heritage development to receive $20M in sales tax dollars
Denton City Council holds a meeting.
Denton City Council approves approximately $384M for capital improvement projects
The Richardson Fire Master Plan calls for a new fire station, renovations to an existing one and additions to staffing and equipment. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact)
Richardson officials receive update on upcoming fire department initiatives
Performing arts center rendering
Frisco officials look to alternative plans for performing arts center following bond failure
road construction with cars
Prosper to see road closures at First Street, Artesia Boulevard
Aerial view of the intersection
Prosper commission OKs retail, restaurant space off Coit Road
Jim Davis
Fort Worth Fire Department Chief Jim Davis resigns
Construction on West Shore Drive will span from Arapaho Road to Campbell Road. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
ICYMI: 2026 bond discussions, upcoming road work and other Richardson stories
With the city's landfill set to close in 2036, Fort Worth officials are taking a proactive look at the city's long-term waste management plan. (Cody Thorn/Community impact)
Fort Worth Council prepares for landfill's 2036 closure
Plano Fire-Rescue and city officials celebrated the reopening of the station Oct. 22. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
Fire Station 5 reopens for service in Plano after $12M renovation project