Denton Municipal Electric

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The Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) provides bus and rail service that connects residents to schools, shopping, medical centers, Lewisville, and the DART system. In addition to DCTA, SPAN Transit provides rural transportation options for Denton County. The transit system in Denton is provided by Denton County Transportation Authority. For information on services provided by DCTA, including the DCTA train, call (940) 243-0077 or visit www.dcta.net. For areas outside of the DCTA service area, SPAN Transit offers transportation options for older persons, people with disabilities, veterans, and the general public.

Denton Municipal Electric (DME) is a not-for-profit, community-owned, and locally controlled retail electric service provider. DME is a vertically integrated utility, meaning it owns and controls generation, transmission, and distribution facilities that provide reliable power to the citizens of Denton. The Base Rate is made up of the Facility Charge, Usage Charge, and Demand Charge, if applicable. Facility Charge - fixed monthly rate that recovers costs associated with customer service, metering, meter reading, billing, and accounting.