Mingo Ruddell Quiet Zone
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. These include:
Ruddell Street Improvements (University/US 380 to Mingo Road)
Ruddell Street Extension with a new railroad crossing (Mingo Road to Texas Street)
Mingo Road Improvements (Bell Avenue to Mockingbird Lane)
Mingo Quiet Zone upgrades (Frame Street to Mockingbird Lane)
The project focuses on enhancing road capacity, street lighting, bike/pedestrian facilities, and railroad quiet zones. It also involves creating one new railroad crossing (UPRR at Ruddell), removing two existing crossings (UPRR at Pertain St., UPRR at Willis St.), and upgrading others for safety. Additional work will include replacement of aging water and sanitary sewer lines and conducting a drainage study for the area near the existing (and future) City of Denton Service Center.
Estimated Budget: $55 million
Sponsoring Departments:
Capital Projects
Water and Wastewater Departments.
Funding Source: 2023 Bond, Water and Wastewater
Project Location:
Ruddell Street Improvements (University/US 380 to Mingo Road)
Ruddell Street Extension with a new railroad crossing (Mingo Road to Texas Street)
Mingo Road Improvements (Bell Avenue to Mockingbird Lane)
Mingo Quiet Zone upgrades (Frame Street to Mockingbird Lane)
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Project Updates
January Update (So Long 2025, Hello 2026)
It's here - a New Year. Time to embrace new tasks but first celebrate 2025 successes.
Progress Update
We have reached a Design Milestone!
April 2025 Update
The 30% Design Plans were delivered today on time as promised by Kimley Horn.
March 2025 Update
The Mingo Ruddell Team has been working behind the scenes on preliminary designs including Ruddell, Mingo, new Ruddell/Mingo Railroad crossing and the Mingo Corridor Quiet Zone.
January 2025 Project Update
The Mingo-Ruddell-Quiet Zone team has been off and running for months.