The project is a City of Lewisville development intended to consolidate or improve services connected to victims and families. The funding is identified in the plan amendment through the city’s Community Development Block Grant program, giving officials and residents a specific date to track the first phase of the project.

What the deadline means

The amendment describes Sept. 30, 2026, as the target completion date for the city’s Phase 1 funding. It does not say that the entire Family Justice Center will be completed by that date. The document also does not establish the project’s total cost, construction percentage, final service capacity or opening date.

The next known step is for Lewisville’s Phase 1 funding to conclude or be accounted for by the September deadline. The date is less than two months after the amendment’s latest indexed publication, making it a near-term implementation checkpoint for the city’s work on the center.

Lewisville is moving into the new year with an important shift inside City Hall. Brett Bourgeois has officially taken on the role of City Engineer, stepping into a position that plays a central role in how the city plans, builds, and maintains its infrastructure.

Bourgeois brings experience from Denton and a background in overseeing large-scale infrastructure projects. City leaders note that this experience is especially relevant as Lewisville continues to invest heavily in streets, drainage systems, and utility improvements across the city.

Much of this work is tied to voter-approved bond programs and long-term capital improvement plans. These efforts are designed to keep pace with growth while also maintaining older neighborhoods and existing infrastructure. While many projects unfold over years, decisions made now help shape traffic flow, flood mitigation, and overall neighborhood safety.

Development and Zoning

Alongside infrastructure planning, city staff are continuing to implement updated development rules approved earlier by City Council. These changes affect where certain warehouse and manufacturing uses can locate within Lewisville.

Under the updated rules, some industrial projects now require special permits if they are proposed near homes, offices, or retail areas. While the ordinance itself is not new, its impact is ongoing as developers, property owners, and planners navigate how the rules apply to specific sites.

Planning officials have emphasized that the intent is to balance redevelopment pressure with neighborhood compatibility. This is particularly important in parts of the city that were zoned for industrial use decades ago but now sit next to established residential communities.

What Residents Should Know

For many residents, these changes may not feel dramatic from day to day. Still, together they play a major role in shaping Lewisville’s future. Infrastructure investments influence congestion, drainage, and public safety, while zoning rules guide what types of businesses move in and where they are located.

City staff continue to encourage residents to stay engaged by following City Council agendas and Planning and Zoning Commission meetings. Many long-term decisions are discussed in detail in these settings before moving forward, offering opportunities for residents to stay informed about how growth and redevelopment are being managed.

Sources

• https://www.cityoflewisville.com/Home/Components/News/News/8172/710
• https://citizenportal.ai/articles/6304256/Lewisville/Denton-County/Texas/Lewisville-council-approves-new-zoning-rule-requiring-special-permits-for-some-warehouses-and-manufacturers

The City of Lewisville’s Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) has been recognized as a finalist for the 2025 National Gold Medal Awards for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. This honor highlights the department’s commitment to community well-being, inclusiveness, and excellence in service delivery.

About the Award

The National Gold Medal Awards, presented by the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration and the National Recreation and Park Association, honor communities that demonstrate excellence in parks and recreation through long-range planning, resource management, volunteerism, environmental stewardship, program development, professional development, and agency recognition.

Lewisville’s Achievements

Lewisville is one of four Texas cities to be named a finalist in the Class III category, which represents cities with populations between 75,001 and 150,000. The department’s efforts have led to 84% of Lewisville residents living within a 10-minute walk to a park, surpassing the U.S. average of 55%.

Looking Ahead

The presentation of the Finalist and Grand Plaques in each population class will occur at the 2025 NRPA Annual Conference, scheduled for September 16-18 in Orlando, Florida. This recognition underscores the city’s dedication to providing quality parks and recreational facilities for its residents.

Sources

• City of Lewisville News Release

On Sunday night, a shooting occurred near Sneaky Pete’s on the Lewisville Lake waterfront. Two individuals were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, while a third declined medical attention. The suspect fled the scene before police arrived. Authorities are seeking information from the public to assist in the investigation.

Tragic Accident at McDonald’s Parking Lot

On Saturday morning, an 81-year-old man was fatally struck in the parking lot of McDonald’s located at Main Street and I-35E. The driver of a truck, who may have experienced a medical issue, abruptly accelerated while backing out of a parking spot, hitting the pedestrian. The driver was transported to a local hospital. The incident is under investigation.

Teenager Killed in Parking Lot Shootout

On Thursday afternoon, a 15-year-old boy was killed in a shootout in a parking lot off E. Round Grove Road. The victim, identified as Lamaracus Winn, was shot in the chest during the exchange of gunfire. Another individual sustained a hand injury and was hospitalized. Police are searching for a dark-colored Chrysler vehicle involved in the incident and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Vehicle Theft Suspect Attempts to Flee in Lewisville Lake

A man suspected of stealing a vehicle attempted to evade police by swimming in Lewisville Lake. After a brief pursuit, the suspect entered the lake and swam approximately 150 yards before resting on a tree stump. Due to cold water temperatures, authorities called for a rescue operation. The suspect was apprehended and taken into custody.

Lewisville PARD Named Finalist for National Award

The Lewisville Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) has been named a finalist for the 2025 National Gold Medal Awards for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. This recognition highlights the department’s commitment to community well-being, inclusiveness, and excellence. Lewisville is one of four Texas cities to be named a finalist in the Class III category, which represents cities with populations between 75,001 and 150,000.

Weather Update

As of February 3, 2026, the weather in Lewisville is mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers. The current temperature is 20°F, with winds from the north at 5 to 10 mph and a 34% chance of precipitation. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and exercise caution during inclement weather.

Sources

• Lewisville Sneaky Pete’s shooting injures 3
• 81-year-old pedestrian struck, killed in Lewisville McDonald’s parking lot
• 15-year-old identified as victim in deadly Lewisville parking lot shootout
• Vehicle theft suspect tries to flee police by swimming in Lewisville Lake
• Lewisville PARD named finalist for 2025 National Gold Medal Awards

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Lewisville, TX — January 31, 2026 — A Tesla charging unit sparked a house fire on Meadowview Way, causing significant damage but no injuries. Firefighters responded promptly, preventing further harm. Residents are advised to ensure their electric vehicle charging equipment is in good condition to prevent similar incidents. For more information, visit the Lewisville Fire Department’s official website.

Recent News

• Tesla Sparks House Fire in Lewisville, Officials Say
• Arrest Made in Lewisville Shooting Caught on Ring Camera
• Severe Storms Leave Trail of Damage Across Denton County

Upcoming Events

• Our Productions Theatre Co.’s 12 Hour Play Day
• Texas Tunes: Tejas Brothers

Community Resources

• Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce
• City of Lewisville Official Website

Weather Forecast

Tonight: Mostly Cloudy, 15°F, WNW 5 to 10 mph, Precip: 14%

Sunday: Mostly Sunny, 28°F, SW 5 to 15 mph, Precip: 4%

Sunday Night: Snow Likely, 19°F, SSW 10 mph, Precip: 61%

Monday: Mostly Cloudy, 30°F, W 10 mph, Precip: 11%

Monday Night: Mostly Cloudy, 16°F, NW 5 mph, Precip: 3%

Tuesday: Partly Sunny, 25°F, NNW 10 mph, Precip: 8%

Sources

• Tesla Sparks House Fire in Lewisville, Officials Say
• Arrest Made in Lewisville Shooting Caught on Ring Camera
• Severe Storms Leave Trail of Damage Across Denton County
• Our Productions Theatre Co.’s 12 Hour Play Day
• Texas Tunes: Tejas Brothers
• Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce
• City of Lewisville Official Website