2026 - City Council Retreat - Lewisville Infrastructure Study

The City of Lewisville held a City Council Retreat on March 5, 2026, focusing on an infrastructure funding study update. The meeting detailed the city's current and projected capital needs for water, wastewater, streets, alleys, machinery, equipment, and parks. Presenters highlighted the city's proactive approach to infrastructure maintenance, emphasizing the use of data-driven predictive models to optimize spending and extend asset life. The council reviewed current funding levels, including an $85 million annual capital program influenced by significant upcoming projects such as water treatment expansions and wastewater plant upgrades. Discussions included balancing cash and bond funding, managing rate increases to avoid spikes, and refining funding allocations, particularly for parks and facilities. The study also incorporated advanced AI technology to prioritize pipe replacements more effectively. Council members acknowledged the importance of long-term planning and efficient resource allocation to sustain infrastructure and manage future legislative funding challenges.