Public Safety:

• Opened the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center in June 2025: a 116,000-square-foot home for police and fire administration, Fire Station No. 1, dispatch and emergency management
• Voters approved the $263 million 2024 bond, the largest in city history, funding public safety, a new animal shelter, parks and streets
• Championed new state laws to combat sex trafficking and empower police

Parks and Nature:

• Residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park rose from 60% in 2019 to 84% in 2024
• Opened Glory Park / Parque La Gloria (2024) and Thrive, an 87,000-square-foot multigenerational recreation center with an indoor aquatic center (2020)
• Won U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approval of the Lake Park Master Plan (2025), with 2024 bond funds for its first phases
• Restored native habitats for lower long-term costs and better public spaces

Growth and Economy:

• Annexed Castle Hills in 2021, welcoming about 18,000 residents and 44 park sites
• Approved a $200 million redevelopment plan for The Vista mall (2023) and adopted the Business 121 Corridor Plan (2025)
• Made Old Town one of Lewisville’s biggest success stories: Wayne Ferguson Plaza, new Main and Mill Street streetscapes and new downtown homes
• Lowered the tax rate while keeping one of the lowest tax rates in North Texas

Planning and Open Government:

• Lewisville 2025 earned the American Planning Association’s National Planning Achievement Award, Gold for Implementation (2020)
• Lewisville 2035, the next 10-year vision now in development, has drawn more than 10,000 community touchpoints and a 120-member resident steering committee
• The Lewisville Police Department publishes live transparency dashboards: Calls for Service, Crime Comparison with 32 area cities, and Drone First Responder flights
• The city publishes its budget, actuals and check register on its financial transparency pages and is recognized by the Texas Comptroller’s Transparency Stars program
• Has live-blogged council meetings since 2004 and was the first Mayor to hold regular office hours at City Hall

Regional Leadership:

• DCTA board member since 2019 and 2024 Chair: DCTA set a record of nearly 2.9 million riders in 2023, and Lewisville-area ridership passed 2019 bus levels by about 80%
• GoZone on-demand service, launched in 2021, passed one million rides in its first 18 months
• Regional Transportation Council member since 2021 and NCTCOG Executive Board Secretary-Treasurer (2026–27), bringing Lewisville’s share of regional resources home
• Worked with LISD and Workforce Solutions of North Texas to bring federal and state childcare funding to Lewisville families