Neighborhood Services Metrics

 Neighborhood Services actively fosters partnerships with residents and businesses to ensure a high quality of life for all Lewisville residents and works to ensure a thriving and resilient community by promoting, administering, and managing special programs and projects. 

Learn more about Neighborhood Services here.

Property Enhancement Program (PEP)

The PEP is a reimbursable grant program for Lewisville residents to assist with exterior home repairs. Learn more here.

Source dataset (webpage) (csv)

Source dataset II (webpage) (csv)

PEP Projects Approved this FY

PEP Funds Awarded this FY

Funds Awarded to Date

Program began Summer 2016

Projects Completed 

to Date

Average Cost of a

PEP Project

Average PEP 

Grant Award

PEP Project Types 

Completed to Date

The chart to the left displays the types of projects the PEP has completed to date. Fences are, by far, the most popular project type. General repair projects such as painting and siding repair are also popular project types amongst applicants. 

PEP Applicant Priority Groups

When needed, the PEP will prioritize applicants that may experience additional financial hardship, including applicants that identify as low-to-moderate (LMI) income, disabled, and/or over the age of 62 years. 

The gauges to the right show the percentage of all grant recipients that identify as one or more of these groups.

Low-to-moderate 

Income Recipients

Recipients that Identify 

as Disabled

Recipients that are 

62+ years old 

Listen. Learn. Lead. 

Race & Ethnicity Statistics for PEP Applicants

PEP Plus 

Grant

Program began Fall 2021

Source dataset (webpage) (csv)

Source dataset II (webpage) (csv)

PEP Plus Funds Awarded to Date

PEP Plus Projects Completed to Date

Code Abatement 

Grant

Program began Fall 2021

Source dataset (webpage) (csv)

Source dataset II (webpage) (csv)

Code Abatement Funds Awarded to Date

Code Ab't Projects Completed to Date

Neighborhood Enhancement Program (NEP)

Program began Fall 2019

NEP Funds Awarded to Date

NEP Projects Completed to Date

Love Your 

Block (LYB)

Program began Fall 2019

Source dataset (webpage) (csv)

LYB Funds Awarded to Date

LYB Projects Completed to Date

For the Love of Lewisville

For the Love of Lewisville is an annual event hosted by the Neighborhood Services division that aims to strengthen community relationships, build resiliency, and beautify the community through volunteer work. 

Last Event 

Date

10.19.2024

Number of Projects at Last Event

15

Number of Volunteers at Last Event

212

Get Ready for the 

Next Event!

Oct 2025

Rock the Block Trailer Events

Approved for this FY

The Rock the Block Trailer is offered to Lewisville neighborhoods at no cost for block parties and contains chairs, tables, games, and wifi if requested. Reservations are first come-first served.

Source dataset (webpage) (csv)

Number of Registered Neighborhoods


Neighborhoods, Neighborhood Watches, and Associations may register with the division to qualify for grants and to receive engagement information distributed by staff.

List of Registered Neighborhoods (webpage) (csv)

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG)

The purpose of the CDBG program is to provide decent housing, create a suitable living environment, and expand economic opportunities for low-to-moderate income Lewisville residents. CDBG funds are awarded to carry out a variety of community development, housing, infrastructure, and public service needs. Learn more about Lewisville's CDBG program here.

CDBG Funded Partners


Boys & Girls Club, CASA, Denton County Friends of the Family, PediPlace, SPAN

Service Unit Goals - FY25

Client Goals - FY25

City Funded Partners

Book Drive for Kids, CACNT, CCA, CISNT, Denton County Friend of the Family, Denton County MHMR, HSNT, Journey to Dream, Metro Relief, PediPlace, Chisolm Trail RSVP, SANT

Service Unit Goals - FY25

Client Goals - FY25

Most metrics are updated daily