City Of Lewisville

The City of Lewisville, Arkansas, operating through its Police Department, is a U.S. local government entity registered with the federal government since September 2016. As a municipality in Arkansas with a population of approximately 1,280 residents, the city serves its community through law enforcement and public safety initiatives. Through federal grant awards, the City of Lewisville provides enhanced public safety services and community development programs designed to strengthen its jurisdiction's capacity to serve residents effectively.

The City of Lewisville has demonstrated substantial activity in securing federal grant funding for both public safety enhancement and community infrastructure development. Under the Community Oriented Policing Program (CFDA 16.710), the city received a $121,744 Project Grant award from the Department of Justice in October 2022, with completion targeted for September 2027, specifically utilizing funds to hire additional career law enforcement officers to expand community policing capacity and prevent crime and violence through collaborative problem-solving with residents. Additionally, the city was awarded a Persistent Poverty Community Foundation Grant from the Rural Utilities Service in September 2025, extending through September 2027. Beyond its prime grant awards, the City of Lewisville also participated as a sub-grantee under the Arkansas Economic Development Commission in February 2022, receiving funding for a significant community infrastructure project that renovated the former fire department into a multipurpose community room. This renovation project included comprehensive improvements such as HVAC installation, structural framing, insulation, electrical and lighting upgrades, and new flooring and doors, with the work directly benefiting 711 of the city's 1,280 residents classified as low to moderate income, representing 55.54% of the total population.