Annual Fire Hydrant Flushing Dear Residents, Starting Monday November 20th, Denton Public Works crews will begin routine fire hydrant flushing. The purpose of this exercise is to help maintain water quality as well as to inspect all fire hydrants for proper operation. In the unlikely event that you notice water discoloration, rest assured this is […]

Dear Denton Residents and Businesses, I sincerely apologize for the significant inconvenience many experienced yesterday, in and around Franklin Street, while street paving was taking place.  Please know that there was a traffic control plan that was not followed by our contractor.  We take your safety very seriously and are implementing measures to ensure what

Take the survey and mark your calendar for the public open house meeting December 6, 2023 5-7p.m. Denton Elementary School Cafeteria (Sharp Road.) PDF of flyer available here.

In honor of Veterans Day the Town office will be closed Friday November 10, 2023. Thank you to all our veterans for your service and sacrifice.

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Click the link below to listen to the podcast featuring Mayor Abigail McNinch and Town Administrator Scot Getchell.   https://www.carolinebusiness.com/featuredinsights/

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At the November 2, 2023 Town Council meeting, former Denton police officer Jeff Jackson was recognized for 30 years in law enforcement as he celebrates his retirement. Congratulations and enjoy your retirement.

At the November 2, 2023 Town Council meeting, members of Cub Scout Pack 265 in Denton visited the meeting. The scouts asked questions and participated during the meeting.

  November is Municipal Government Works Month. The Denton Town Council celebrated with a proclamation at the November 2, 2023 town council meeting and flying the flag for the month of November.

Pictured here members of the Code Enforcement Team: David Renshaw, Mayor McNinch, and Julius Horton. (Bill Clemens not pictured)   At the October 5, 2023 Town Council Meeting, staff in the Codes Enforcement Department were recognized for their hard work and dedication as part of Code Enforcement Officer Week, October 9-13, 2023. Thank you for

During their September 7th meeting, the Denton Town Council read a proclamation recognizing September as Caroline Goes Purple month. The Denton Town Council wishes to recognize September as Caroline Goes Purple Month This month-long campaign serves as a public awareness tool to teach the public about the opioid epidemic in our country and what families