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Lewisville announces "Lewisville 02/1935" visioning campaign, asks residents to share input

5899859 · October 2, 2025
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An unidentified staff member announced a citywide visioning initiative called "Lewisville 02/1935," inviting residents, students and small-business owners to share their perspectives; details about participation and timeline were not specified.

A staff member announced the launch of a citywide visioning campaign called "Lewisville 02/1935," urging residents to share ideas about the city's future but giving no details about how to participate or the timeline.

"Lewisville is more than a place on the map. It's a community built on grit, heart, and the power of our people," the staff member said. "Every voice, every story, every perspective, they all matter. As we plan for Lewisville's future, Lewisville 02/1935, we wanna hear from you." The presenter added, "We're launching a new vision for our city, shaped by real people, real experiences, and real dreams. Because when all voices are heard, the future we build together will be stronger, smarter, and more just. Your story matters. Your city needs you. Join the conversation." The announcement concluded with a repeat of the initiative name: "Share your vision. Be part of Lewisville 02/1935."

The staff member framed the effort as broad outreach to neighborhoods, classrooms and small businesses but did not specify dates, meeting locations, online platforms or contact information for residents to take part. No formal action, vote or ordinance accompanied the remarks in the provided transcript.

Because participation details were not specified, it is not known whether the campaign will include public workshops, online surveys, advisory committees or follow-up votes by a governing body. The announcement focused on soliciting input rather than setting policy or committing funding.

Further logistical information and any formal adoption timeline were not provided in the announcement.