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Denton County Resources and Events

Denton Events:

Please let us know if you find links that are no longer working or programs that have changed so that we can stay up to date!  We will keep checking as well;o)

Ongoing Denton Events & Information

  • Denton Library Events Emily Fowler Library (940) 349-8711                               
  • Denton Natatorium 940-349-8800
  • Frank Buck Zoo, Gainesville 940-668-4533, www.frankbuckzoo.com

Local Recreation:

SpiritHorse Therapeutic Riding Center
1960 Post Oak Road
Corinth, Texas
940-497-2946 http://www.spirithorsetherapy.com/

Riding Unlimited, Inc.
9168 T.N. Skiles Rd.
Ponder, Texas
940-479-2016 www.ridingunlimited.org/

TOPSoccer
This is a soccer team specifically for children with disabilities. It is a noncompetitive and very nurturing group activity.
Contact
Candy Turner at 940-591-0715

Denton Soccer Association
http://www.dentonsoccerassociation.com/


Local Services:

Serve Denton https://www.servedenton.org/
A
 local one stop ... many agencies office there!

Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home
940-382-5112
Love & Logic Parenting Classes

 

Government City, County, State

City of Denton

The Denton City Council Meets on the first and third Tuesdays at City Hall on 215 E. McKinney in Denton.  Click on the links to the left on the Denton City Council site to find your Council member.

Denton City Council

Here the local boards and commissions that citizens of Denton can apply to sit on.

City Council Boards and Commissions

City of Lewisville The Lewisville City Council Members are all elected at large. They meet on the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 151 W. Church Street.  Agendas for meetings as well as minutes are posted on the website.

Lewisville City Council

Click Boards and Commissions in the box to the left for boards that citizens of Lewisville can apply to sit on.


211 This is a referal number that you dial like 911 but it is for non-emergency information and referral. There are 25 call centers throughout the state operating during peak hours with one center fielding calls at night. This means that if you call 211 during daytime hours, you can talk to a real person who has information on all kinds of local services and supports. 



 

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