Upcoming projects
1. FM 2499 and FM 3040 intersection improvements
Project: Reconfiguration to provide a dual left turn, three thru lanes, and a dedicated right turn lane for each direction, while maintaining the dual right turn lanes for eastbound traffic.
Update: Flower Mound Town Council approved an interlocal agreement to obtain funding from Denton County for the project. Council members are expected to approve a further $500,000 to the projected $3 million project cost through a Capital Improvement Plan amendment, officials said.
- Cost: $3.5 million
- Funding sources: Denton County funds, impact fees and town capital project funds
- Timeline: early 2026-late 2026
Project: Replacing the asphalt pavement and enhancing safety from Brazos Boulevard to Kansas City Southern Railroad.
Update: Council approved selling certificates of obligation to fund the project.
- Cost: Estimated $3.8 million
- Funding source: City and Denton County funding
- Timeline: Beginning in spring 2026
Project: Replacing the asphalt pavement and enhancing safety from Briarhill Boulevard to Twin Coves Drive.
Update: Council approved selling certificates of obligation to fund the project.
- Cost: Estimated $10 million
- Funding source: City and Denton County funding
- Timeline: Beginning in 2026
4. Churchill Drive
Project: Concrete panel repairs along the 2700 block of Churchill Drive, west of FM 2499.
Update: Construction crews began repairs in mid-September.
- Cost: $42,000
- Funding source: street maintenance sales tax funds
- Timeline: Sept. 12-mid-October
Project: The entire project, which includes 2 phases, covers the reconstruction of Wichita Trail between 550 feet south of Cardinal Drive and Bayshore Drive.
Update: After completing the first phase of the project, construction crews have moved onto the second phase that covers repairs between High Meadow Drive and Bayshore.
- Cost: $2.7 million
- Funding source: street maintenance sales tax funds
- Timeline: mid-September-mid-November
