City Construction Projects

The expansion project will improve the overall shelter environment and capacity to meet the growing community and animal needs.

The Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project is located on Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830.

To accommodate mobility needs, Bonnie Brae Street is being expanded from a two-lane undivided rural roadway to a four-lane divided urban street.

The 2019 Bond Neighborhoods 2 & 6 project is a part of a multi-phase street reconstruction project to rebuild existing streets that have reached the end of their useful life.

Denton County and the City of Denton are partnering to upgrade Robson Ranch Road at Gibbs Rd/Ed Robson Blvd and from Sage Hawk to I‑35W, adding lanes, new turn options, and improving corridor access.

This project entails a 3-inch asphalt mill and overlay for select roadway segments to enhance pavement quality, durability, and safety. The selected roadways were identified based on their current condition and frequency of use. The improvements aim to extend the lifespan of these roadways while ensuring smoother and safer driving conditions. These segments of roadway were selected to be incorporated into this project based on their Overall Condition Index (OCI) and by collecting and evaluating soil samples of the subgrade. This helps to determine if the subgrade is in sound condition, enabling us to address only the pavement surface for the time being.

The goal of this project is to improve street lighting along US-380/University Drive from I-35E to Mayhill enhancing safety and implementing new lighting standards set by DME as well as meeting TxDOT requirements as US-380 is a State roadway.

Discover how Denton is working to improve mobility and more efficient commute.

In an effort to see savings through economies of scale, TxDOT authorized the city to combine all three grant funded pedestrian improvement projects into one singular project for bidding and construction purposes.

The Milam Creek Project is one of the final stages of the I-35 corridor utility relocation efforts.

Water and Wastewater line relocation for TxDOT widening of Airport Road.

The Downtown Area Railroad Quiet Zone Project will construct the railroad required crossing improvements for vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic allowing the implementation of a quiet zone through the downtown corridor.

The W. Westgate Drive Improvement Project will reconstruct the street to meet City of Denton residential standards.

The Ryan Road Reconstruction Project will improve mobility and safety on Ryan Road from Teasley Lane (FM 2181) to Country Club Road (FM 1830)

The purpose of this project is to widen Riney Rd to its full roadway width in coordination with the opening of a new DISD elementary school.

Pecan Creek 4 Phases 3 & 4 include several improvements

The 2019 Bond Neighborhood 1B project is a part of a multi-phase street reconstruction project to rebuild existing streets that have reached the end of their useful life.

Welcome to the MRQZ Project (Mingo Ruddell Quiet Zone) which was approved in the City of Denton’s 2023 Bond Program. MRQZ comprises four interconnected projects aimed at improving infrastructure and safety.

Construct new and improve accessibility of sidewalk along South side of E. Mckinney Street to provide connectivity from Loop 288 to Audra Ln.

The expansion project will improve the overall shelter environment and capacity to meet the growing community and animal needs.

The Hickory Creek Road Phase 3 project is located on Hickory Creek Road from Riverpass Drive to FM-1830.

Two (2) new Fire Stations with approximately 12,500 to 14,500 square feet. One (1) fire station, including four (4) apparatus bays, and one (1) fire station, including three (3) apparatus bays with living spaces that will support (10) personnel, including two (2) officers.

This project consists of full depth reconstruction of N Elm Street from W McKinney St to University Drive (US-380) and N Locust St from W McKinney St to University Drive (US-380).

The intent of this page is to provide the most up to date information on City sidewalk installation projects.

To accommodate mobility needs, Bonnie Brae Street is being expanded from a two-lane undivided rural roadway to a four-lane divided urban street.

A key objective of the Aquatics Master Plan is to improve Water Works Park by offering a broader array of amenities for families, friends, and individuals seeking recreational activities and leisure.

The 2019 Bond Neighborhoods 2 & 6 project is a part of a multi-phase street reconstruction project to rebuild existing streets that have reached the end of their useful life.

This project consists of full depth reconstruction of 17 street segments within the NBHD-5B project area and the upgrade of drainage system under Oakland Street (Pecan Creek) with the installation of a new detention pond.