Great American Clean Up Day 2013
Giving testimony before the Texas House Transportation Committee on complete streets.
Giving testimony before the Texas House Transportation Committee on complete streets.
Receiving the Bike Texas Champion Award as Outstanding Elected Official in 2012. Presenting the award are Robin Stallings, Executive Director of Bike Texas and former U. S. Congressman Jim Oberstar.
Dalton with Robin Stallings, of Bike Texas, and Jim Oberstar
Appearing before the Public Utilities Commission of Texas in a successful effort to locate new Oncor transmission lines away from the north side of Denton.
Appearing before the Public Utilities Commission of Texas
Dalton with granddaughter, Noelle, and wife, Donna.
Dalton with granddaughter, Noelle, and wife, Donna.
The old Courthouse on Denton's downtown square.
Denton Courthouse
The Little Chapel in the Woods, at Texas Woman's University.
The Little Chapel in the Woods

Voter Information

Last day to register to vote: April 10
Early Voting: from April 28 to May 6

Election Day: Saturday, May 10

Denton County Elections
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Finding Common Ground for the Common Good

Finding Common Ground for the Common Good

I am running for election to the Denton City Council at Large Place 5 in order to extend my service on Council. Following City Charter requirements, I will step down from my District 2 seat when the May 10 vote is canvassed. I hope I can count on your vote and your support.

I have made a point of working with citizens, and other council members to find common ground for the common good of Denton.

As a council member, my job has been to vote on ordinances and budgets that make Denton a great place to live, work, play, and operate a business.

I have a solid record of:

  • Carefully studying the issues,
  • Standing strong for neighborhoods,
  • Making fair and responsible decisions,
  • Supporting economic development to add jobs and diversify our tax base,
  • Holding developers to high standards,
  • Improving our roads and making them safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.

I believe in

  • Fiscal responsibility and carefully setting budget priorities,
  • Reasonable codes and ordinances that are enforced fairly,
  • Open government and engaged citizens,
  • Supporting small business start ups and the creative economy,
  • Economic development incentives tied to performance that encourage new business and industry while
  • Protecting our neighborhoods

Finally, I believe that how I serve on the Denton City Council is as important as what I have helped accomplish. It takes at least four Council Members to approve any budget, ordinance, or resolution. That means that Council Members must work together to move our city forward. We have to listen to each other and our residents. We must show respect for each other and those who come before council with proposals. We have to understand that reasonable people can (and do) disagree.

Finding Common Ground for the Common Good,
Dalton Gregory