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Capital Projects

The City of Denison identifies and plans for annual and multi-year public improvements under the Capital Improvements Program, or CIP. These projects are funded primarily through utility rates and impact fees.

Additional information will be posted here and is available upon request. Please email Fanchon Stearns, CIP/Engineering Manager, for more information.

7th Street, Hull Street, Murray Street, Johnson Street & E. Bullock Street Improvements

The S 7th Avenue, E Hull Street, E Murray Street, and W Johnson Street projects involve the construction of approximately 4,400 linear feet of 8-inch and 4-inch diameter PVC water line. The project also includes replacing approximately 3,075 linear feet of 6-inch diameter sanitary sewer line; reconstruction of approximately 2,100 linear feet of 29-feet and 27-feet wide asphalt road with concrete curb and gutter; reconstruction of 1,850 linear feet of 18-feet and 31-feet wide asphalt roadway.

Northwest Denison Development - BP 1 Water/Sewer from Rylant WTP to FM 84

This project includes but is not limited to replacement of 2,600 feet of potable water pipeline at S Chandler Avenue and Main St. The existing pipeline has exceeded its useful lifespan. Project involves replacing the failing 14 inch cast iron water mainline with 24 inch PVC water main. Paving and fire hydrants will be replaced within the projects area.

Lake Texoma Raw Water Pump Station

The Lake Texoma Raw Water Pump Station project involves adding capacity to transfer water from Lake Texoma to Lake Randell. This project includes the installation of a new intake structure in order to increase the capacity of water transfer to and from Lake Texoma to Lake Randell.

Lead Service Line Inventory and Replacement Phase 2

Approximately 50% of all water services lines within Denison's water system were inventoried in Phase 1 in 2024. Phase 2 will inventory all remaining lines to determine if the line are made of a material that needs to be replaced - lead or galvanized. Construction plans will be developed for all lines needing replacement. Construction will start after inventory is complete. Denison pursued and received $10M in funding from the Texas Water Development Board for this project. For more information, please see the Lead Service Line Inventory and Replacement Frequently Asked Questions. 

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