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Living in the Metroplex makes it difficult to get hometown news on a daily basis, so the City of Lewisville is doing its best to keep you informed through several avenues.

This page will allow you to see what we send to the media, whether it makes it into print or not. The city publicizes projects, programs, achievements, safety tips, ordinances, Council actions, public notices, special events, and much, much more through News Releases.

LVTV broadcasts on channel 1016 on the Astound Broadband system, and channel 15 on Frontier Cable system, features a great lineup of award-winning original programs along with public meetings and timely announcements about city events and operations.

Come back often and find out what’s new in the City of Lewisville.

Citizens University applications

Post Date:July 09, 2026 11:00 a.m.
Ever wonder how the City of Lewisville operates? Now is the chance to find out by applying for the 2026-27 class of Citizens University.

This program consists of 12 sessions over eight months with a graduation ceremony on June 21, 2027.

Sessions begin Thursday, Sept. 17. Each session will begin at 6 p.m. and will last approximately 2 hours. Class size is limited to 20 students.

Application deadline is August 31. To learn more about this program, or to apply, visit the Citizens University page at cityoflewisville.com.

Applicants must be registered voters within the City of Lewisville; have been a resident for at least one year; be 18 years or older; and not be running for local political office during class time. To graduate from Lewisville Citizens University, a student may not miss more than three sessions.

“Participation in Citizens University isn't just about understanding what all the city does, but it's a fun way to meet your fellow neighbors and get plugged into the community,” said Mayor TJ Gilmore. “You'll find yourself building great leadership skills, great friendships, and great knowledge about how you can work with the City to build a stronger community.”

Citizens University encourages residents to become involved in the City’s government and enhance their ability to communicate effectively with City officials. City officials will, in turn, gain valuable insights into residents’ priorities and needs.

If you have questions, call Lewisville City Secretary Jennifer Malone-Ippolito at 972.219.3730 or email her at lewisvillecitysecretary@cityoflewisville.com.
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