February 13, 2022
Denton Allows Noncitizens to Serve on City Boards
by Erin Anderson
People who serve on city boards in Denton are no longer required to be U.S. citizens—or even lawful residents.
Denton City Council voted late last month to remove a requirement for residents serving on city boards and commissions to be registered voters, allowing noncitizens to participate.
The city said the purpose was to include the highest number of diverse members.
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