Trinity Road Bridge

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The Advanced Funding Agreement (AFA) with Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is to allow the replacement of the off-system, one-lane bridge to a two-lane bridge located at Trinity Road and Cooper Creek. This project requires the relocation of the City of Denton owned wastewater line that is in conflict with the bridges proposed alignment. The design of the wastewater line relocation is underway with the City of Denton's Internal team. TXDOT plans on letting this project for bidding in March of 2025. The City of Denton plans to have the wastewater line relocated prior to that so that TXDOT can move to construction in quarter 2 of 2025.

This bridge qualified for the Bridge Inventory, Inspection, and Appraisal Program due to a low-ranking score of >50 due to it possessing obsolete functionality. One lane bridges no longer provide the capacity for todays standard traffic flows. This improvement will increase safety and functionality at this location by converting this corridor to include a dual lane, bi-directional bridge which helps to ensure adequate capacity and traffic flow.

The Advanced Funding Agreement (AFA) with Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is to allow the replacement of the off-system, one-lane bridge to a two-lane bridge located at Trinity Road and Cooper Creek. This project requires the relocation of the City of Denton owned wastewater line that is in conflict with the bridges proposed alignment. The design of the wastewater line relocation is underway with the City of Denton's Internal team. TXDOT plans on letting this project for bidding in March of 2025. The City of Denton plans to have the wastewater line relocated prior to that so that TXDOT can move to construction in quarter 2 of 2025.

This bridge qualified for the Bridge Inventory, Inspection, and Appraisal Program due to a low-ranking score of >50 due to it possessing obsolete functionality. One lane bridges no longer provide the capacity for todays standard traffic flows. This improvement will increase safety and functionality at this location by converting this corridor to include a dual lane, bi-directional bridge which helps to ensure adequate capacity and traffic flow.

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  • Share How long is the full construction of the bridge going to take? Thread below mentions four weeks. That was a month ago. Is it possible to get a drawing of the new bridge and road intersection? This intersection is notorious for people dumping trash. Cameras were installed but removed when the utility work started. What is the plan to reinstall cameras? on Facebook Share How long is the full construction of the bridge going to take? Thread below mentions four weeks. That was a month ago. Is it possible to get a drawing of the new bridge and road intersection? This intersection is notorious for people dumping trash. Cameras were installed but removed when the utility work started. What is the plan to reinstall cameras? on Twitter Share How long is the full construction of the bridge going to take? Thread below mentions four weeks. That was a month ago. Is it possible to get a drawing of the new bridge and road intersection? This intersection is notorious for people dumping trash. Cameras were installed but removed when the utility work started. What is the plan to reinstall cameras? on Linkedin Email How long is the full construction of the bridge going to take? Thread below mentions four weeks. That was a month ago. Is it possible to get a drawing of the new bridge and road intersection? This intersection is notorious for people dumping trash. Cameras were installed but removed when the utility work started. What is the plan to reinstall cameras? link

    How long is the full construction of the bridge going to take? Thread below mentions four weeks. That was a month ago. Is it possible to get a drawing of the new bridge and road intersection? This intersection is notorious for people dumping trash. Cameras were installed but removed when the utility work started. What is the plan to reinstall cameras?

    Garry asked 24 days ago

    Good afternoon.  The four-week duration was in reference to the wastewater utility relocation that the City performed.  I have reached out to TXDOT regarding their schedule for the bridge construction and will try to update this response when I hear back from them.  The drawings for the new bridge are not the City's to release.  They are owned by TXDOT so you would need to reach out to them directly or fill out a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.  I do not have info on the cameras but I would be happy to meet you on-site next week to discuss.  I can be reached at (940)349-8182.  I look forward to hearing from you.

  • Share Are you able to direct me to long term plans of this intersection and other roads that feed into it it? I once heard possibility of a new road that would connect to Geesling so curious of long term vision. Thanks! on Facebook Share Are you able to direct me to long term plans of this intersection and other roads that feed into it it? I once heard possibility of a new road that would connect to Geesling so curious of long term vision. Thanks! on Twitter Share Are you able to direct me to long term plans of this intersection and other roads that feed into it it? I once heard possibility of a new road that would connect to Geesling so curious of long term vision. Thanks! on Linkedin Email Are you able to direct me to long term plans of this intersection and other roads that feed into it it? I once heard possibility of a new road that would connect to Geesling so curious of long term vision. Thanks! link

    Are you able to direct me to long term plans of this intersection and other roads that feed into it it? I once heard possibility of a new road that would connect to Geesling so curious of long term vision. Thanks!

    Stacy asked about 2 months ago

    Good morning, aside from the upcoming project to reconstruct the single-lane bridge at Trinity Rd and Mills Rd., there are no other plans for roadway improvements or expansions at this time. For more information on current, or upcoming City of Denton projects, the following link would be a good source for regular updates. https://www.discussdenton.com/hub-page/improvingdenton. You are also more than welcome to contact me for any specific information that you may have interest in. My name is Dante Hale, and I can be reached at Dante.Hale@cityofdenton.com or by phone at 940-349-7104

  • Share The Bridge currently runs Southwest to Northeast. What will be the orientation when Construction is done? Also, how will that impact any stop signs near the bridge? on Facebook Share The Bridge currently runs Southwest to Northeast. What will be the orientation when Construction is done? Also, how will that impact any stop signs near the bridge? on Twitter Share The Bridge currently runs Southwest to Northeast. What will be the orientation when Construction is done? Also, how will that impact any stop signs near the bridge? on Linkedin Email The Bridge currently runs Southwest to Northeast. What will be the orientation when Construction is done? Also, how will that impact any stop signs near the bridge? link

    The Bridge currently runs Southwest to Northeast. What will be the orientation when Construction is done? Also, how will that impact any stop signs near the bridge?

    Steve W. asked about 2 months ago

    Good morning, the new bridge alignment will include a softened skew on the NW portion of the bridge. This will result in a more gradual curve on the north side of the bridge compared to the existing left and right turns. With this change, the stop sign on the north side of the bridge will be deleted, allowing north and southbound travel to have right of way and eastbound travel along Mills Rd. will have a stop sign at Trinity Rd. 

  • Share What is the planned construction duration? Signs display May 5th, 2025 start date. on Facebook Share What is the planned construction duration? Signs display May 5th, 2025 start date. on Twitter Share What is the planned construction duration? Signs display May 5th, 2025 start date. on Linkedin Email What is the planned construction duration? Signs display May 5th, 2025 start date. link

    What is the planned construction duration? Signs display May 5th, 2025 start date.

    Paul M asked about 2 months ago

    Good morning, the duration of the project is approximately 4 weeks. 

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