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Denton Seeks $1 Million in Federal Funding for Mingo Road Bridge Project

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The Denton City Council received updates regarding federal policy changes that could affect local projects, including permit reform for federal infrastructure projects and changes to the 2030 U.S. Census. City staff submitted appropriation requests to U.S. Representatives Ronny Jackson and Brandon Gill, which include $1 million for the design and engineering to raise the Mingo Road bridge over Cooper Creek.

From dentonrc.com

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The city is actively seeking federal grant funding for major infrastructure needs, including the bridge project and $138,000 for mobile anti-vehicle barriers. In 2026, Denton received approximately $3.3 million in federal grants, including Community Development Block Grants and HUD grants.

From dentonrc.com

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  • DentonThe city seeking federal grants for infrastructure projects
  • city councilThe legislative body governing Denton

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