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Fort Worth to again annex acreage in Denton County, near Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth, known as where the West begins, plans to keep expanding its footprint to the north — by adding more acreage in Denton County. On Sept. 17, Fort Worth City Council is expected to consider annexing more than 9 acres for right-of-way access for Dale Earnhardt Way near the Texas Motor Speedway. The site, a triangular area north of State Highway 114 and west of Interstate 35 West, is within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of Fort Worth.
Keller, Texas, Showcases Financial Transparency with New Budget Proposal, Invites Public Review and Discussion
The City of Keller, Texas, has maintained its commitment to fiscal transparency by unveiling its proposed budget for the fiscal year 2024-2025, furthering a legacy that has garnered recognition from the Texas State Comptroller's Office and the Government Finance Officers Association. The latest financial details can be accessed in the City of Keller.
Denton County Firefighters Enhance Skills at Elite Chicago Nozzle Training
Two members of the Denton County Emergency Services District #1 have recently upped their firefighting game, having attended an exclusive nozzle training in the Windy City. The specialized course, offered only three times per year, spans a busy three-day period and aims to fine-tune firefighters' ability to handle one of their most critical tools: the fire nozzle.
Tax rate election called for Argyle ISD this fall
The board also approved a $57 million budget for fiscal year 2024-25 with a $1.29 million shortfall and a total tax rate of $1.2869. (Jonathan Perriello/Community Impact) The Argyle ISD board of trustees unanimously approved calling a voter-approval tax rate election, or VATRE, for Nov. 5 during the school board meeting on Aug. 19.
DCTA’s FY 2024-25 operating budget approved with 5 new positions
The Denton County Transportation Authority provides transportation services to the public in the greater Lewisville and Denton area. Services include the A-train commuter rail and the Denton Connect Bus. (Courtesy Denton County Transportation Authority) The Denton County Transportation Authority’s fiscal year 2024-25 budget was approved in August with an increase...
Keller ISD board voices opposition to paying $3.34M in recapture
Several board members took issue with the idea of sending money back to the state via attendance credits during the Aug. 22 board meeting. (Mark Fadden/Community Impact) During its regular meeting Aug. 22, the Keller ISD board of trustees approved an agreement for the purchase of $3.34 million in attendance credits despite expressing opposition to its necessity.
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