Get Involved with the Lewisville Police Department

The Lewisville Police Department offers several ways for community members to get involved, support local law enforcement, and contribute to public safety. Whether you are looking to volunteer, learn more about law enforcement, or pursue a career in policing, there are opportunities for you.

Citizen Police Academy (CPA)

Join the Citizen Police Academy to gain an in-depth understanding of police operations, training, and procedures. This interactive program includes ride-outs, demonstrations, and discussions with officers. Use this link to learn more about the Citizen Police Academy.

• Open to Lewisville residents and people who work in Lewisville
• Typically runs for 10 weeks, Spring classes are in the evening and Fall classes are in the daytime.
• Provides hands-on learning and behind-the-scenes insights.

Volunteers in Policing (VIPs) *Coming Soon*

Become a volunteer and support the department in various administrative and community outreach roles.

• Assist with special events and crime prevention programs.
• Provide clerical and logistical support to officers.
• Help enhance the relationship between police and the community.

Ride-Out Program

Experience a day in the life of a Lewisville Police officer by participating in the Ride-Out Program.

• Riders must be over 18 years of age.
• Available to residents and students interested in law enforcement.
• Requires a waiver, application, and background check.
• Provides first-hand experience of daily police duties and community interactions.

Ride out request form coming at a later date.

Public Safety Cadets (For Youth 14-20 Years Old)

The Law Enforcement Explorer Program provides young people with an interest in law enforcement a chance to train, learn, and engage with officers. Use this link to learn more about the Public Safety Cadets.

• Open to youth ages 14-20.
• Involves leadership training, physical fitness, and police education.
• Participants can assist with community events and department activities.

Neighborhood Watch Program

Help keep your neighborhood safe by joining or starting a Neighborhood Watch. Use this link to learn more about the Neighborhood Watch Program.

• Work with officers to prevent crime in your area.
• Attend meetings and safety briefings.
• Encourage community awareness and cooperation.

Lewisville Police Department Careers

Looking for a rewarding career in law enforcement? The Lewisville Police Department is actively recruiting new officers and civilian staff. Use this link to learn more about starting your career with the Lewisville Police Department.

• Competitive pay and benefits.
• Opportunities in patrol, investigations, K-9 unit, SWAT, and more.
• Regular training and professional development programs.

Community Events and Outreach Programs 

Join the department at public events such as National Night Out, Coffee with a Cop, and safety fairs. Use this link to learn more about the N.R.O. officers that participate in community events. Use this link to complete the "Request an Officer for an event" online request form.

• Meet officers and ask questions.
• Participate in community-building activities.
• Stay informed about local safety initiatives.

Lewisville Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association (LCPAAA)

Maintaining a safe community requires a partnership between police and residents. Volunteers are needed to help organize local crime watch groups. Residents wanting a more intense volunteer experience can attend the annual Citizens Police Academy in the fall, and afterward can become a member of the Lewisville Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association.

Use this link for more information visit LCPAAA.