The City of Lewisville is gearing up to officially unveil the brand-new Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center and is inviting the local community to get a first look. Public tours are scheduled for June 25, offering a glimpse inside the 116,000-square-foot facility that now houses the Lewisville Police Department administration, Lewisville Fire Department administration, and more, according to the City of Lewisville.
With no need to make a reservation, interested residents can freely explore the center, touted for integrating the latest in front-line technology and featuring a robust emergency operations hub. The announcement details three available tour windows—early morning, midday, and evening—designed to accommodate various schedules. Comfortable footwear is recommended for attendees who will navigate stairs during the tour, and parking is provided on Main Street and Valley Parkway, near the building's main lobby.
Lewisville citizens expressed their commitment to local safety and infrastructure back in November 2021, casting their votes in favor of the $95 million bond package that set the stage for the new complex. Ground was broken in late 2022, and the facility now stands ready at 1187 W. Main Street, poised to meet the administrative needs of police and fire services as the city continues to grow.
