Lewisville City Council reviews Memorial Day safety plans and lake conditions

Lewisville City Council has announced a comprehensive operational plan for Lake Park in preparation for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. The plan includes strict enforcement of the park's no-alcohol policy and the introduction of free life jacket kiosks to enhance safety for visitors. City officials emphasized the importance of wearing life jackets while enjoying the lake, especially as water levels have reached full capacity, posing potential unseen dangers.

During the meeting, Council members highlighted recent community events, including a successful employee picnic and a tree planting initiative, showcasing the city's commitment to community engagement and environmental stewardship. Additionally, the council is set to open applications for the Lewisville 2035 steering committee, aiming to gather diverse community voices for future planning efforts.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of the city's ongoing legal matters, including a pending litigation case involving the City of Lewisville and the Cameron County Housing Finance Corporation. As the council moves into closed session to discuss these legal issues, the community remains focused on the positive developments and safety measures being implemented for the holiday weekend.