City of Lewisville
Performance Metrics
Welcome to the City of Lewisville's Performance Metrics portal where we show you live data to determine if we are providing the level of service expected by our residents
Parks & Recreation
Across all age groups, greater access to parks is associated with lower body mass index and reduced risk or obesity. Children's use of neighborhood parks increases by 400% when parks are closer to home. Our goal as a City is to provide parks within a 10 minute walk for all citizens.
Datasource: Trust for Public Land - Park Serve
Race/Ethnicity
Age
Income
Keeping Neighborhoods Maintained
A quality city has a look and feel that makes you want to live there and do business there. In Lewisville, we measure our ability to efficiently fix street problems, sidewalk issues, and enforce codes.
Most Common Violations Types in the Past 30 days
Most Common Rental Violation Types in the Past 365 days
Street / Sidewalk Repairs
Work Orders - Past 30 Days
Street / Sidewalk Repairs
Statuses - Past 30 Days
Street and sidewalk issues are reported by residents and city staff. The map above shows street and sidewalk service requests that were reported in the past 30 days. They are colored based on whether they were addressed within the goal time. Though projects are evaluated for public safety immediately, some projects not found to be a danger to public safety are placed 'on hold' to include in a larger project for efficiency and cost effectiveness. To view the current streets and sidewalks projects, see the Capital Improvement Dashboard below.
Code Violation Lookup
Below is a dashboard showing the history of code violations. Using this app, you can see open vs closed violations, the location of violations and the code enforcement officer assigned to each zone.
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Certificate of Occupancy
Certificates of Occupancy assist the City protect our citizens by requiring notification of a change in occupancy of a building, or structure, including construction on existing buildings. A new Certificate of Occupancy is required for: Change of ownership, Change of tenant, Business name change, Change of use, New constructions, and Existing building enlarges/altered. These requirements apply to ALL commercial projects. The map and list above show businesses issued a Certificate of Occupancy within the last TWO MONTHS. Select the SEARCH icon above the list to search for business issued a Certificate of Occupancy within the last SIX MONTHS. Follow this link for more information about Certificates of Occupancy.
Development Activity Report
On any given day, multiple development projects continue in the City. They include new development, zoning changes, expansions, and more. This tool provides details on current and recently completed construction projects including type and status. For more detailed information and definitions for project types and statuses, please visit the City's Development Activity Report page.