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Officer Mike Miller says it was "a pretty quiet month" as sheriff's office logs 103 hours and 13 incidents
Summary
Officer Mike Miller told the Lewisville City Council the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office logged 103 hours and 13 incidents in Lewisville from March 28–April 24, 2026, describing the period as "pretty quiet" while listing several calls for service.
Officer Mike Miller of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department delivered the monthly law-enforcement report to the Lewisville City Council on May 13, 2026, saying deputies recorded 103 hours in the town and responded to 13 incidents between March 28 and April 24, 2026. The report listed 0 arrests, 0 DUIs, 4 citations and 21 traffic contacts; Miller described the month as "pretty quiet" for Lewisville.
Miller also provided details on the types of calls: eight control-burn calls, two property-damage reports, a breaking-into-property report and one traffic stop. The council did not take further action on the report but accepted it as part of the meeting record.
