The Lewisville Police Department has taken a somewhat less conventional approach to transparency, releasing a comprehensive breakdown of its November activities on social media. Through a post on their official Facebook page, they shared statistics like traffic stop outcomes and crime rates.
Key figures from the report included "Calls for Service," which tallied at 6,009, and "Traffic Stops" with 1,294 instances. Caught by the lens of public scrutiny, the report also divulges that there were 39 incidents of DWI and that "Crimes Against Persons" stood at 132 occurrences. With numbers like these at play, they offer a numerical testament to the pulse of the city.
According to the information provided, the department made 242 arrests in November 2025. A closer inspection of the data reveals a total of 968 citations doled out, alongside a significant number of warnings totaling 704. The report went on to detail the number of accidents in the city, pointing out 303 minor accidents and 123 that were classed as major.
Diving into property and personal crimes, the Lewisville PD indicated that there were 287 "Crimes Against Property." Looming behind these numbers, the stories of the affected residents and business owners carry with them the burden of these statistics. The department's proactive stance in sharing this data is met with both approval and questions by the community, eager to understand the narratives beyond the numbers.
