Lewes City Hall

09/09/2023

Recycle Right!

07/14/2023

Check out our new video to help you recycle right!

Throughout this video, Mayor Andrew Williams explains what items are and are not allowed in Lewes' single stream recycling programLewes BPW: https://www.lewe...

07/08/2023

Enjoying the morning at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market talking to people about how to recycle right.

05/27/2023

Have a happy and safe Memorial Day Weekend! Avoid the traffic and ride the Lewes Line!

The Lewes Line is a pilot seasonal transit program to transport residents and visitors to designated key locations throughout the City. Its purpose is to alleviate parking and traffic congestion on city streets, help with the parking challenges through the city and provide increased circulation to s...

02/19/2023

We are very proud to welcome Kyle Pankok as a Delaware Certified Police Officer!

The Lewes Police Department is happy to announce that Kyle Pankok is our newest Delaware Certified Police Officer after completing the requirements for training from the Delaware Council on Police Training. He was sworn in by Mayor Williams on February 16.

Kyle is a native of Woodstown, NJ and has been a New Jersey Police officer for 5 years prior to coming to Lewes. He is excited to serve the City of Lewes as a police professional and enjoys the beach and water.

Please join us in welcoming Kyle to the First Town in the First State!

The Lewes Police Department

01/28/2022

https://www.ci.lewes.de.us/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=195

January 28, 2022 - Blizzard Preparations

01/28/2022

10/02/2021

City employees wanted to do a service project, so a group of employees, joined by park commissioner Harry Keyser, spent their Saturday morning spreading safety mulch at the playground at George H.P. Smith Park. Thank you to our dedicated City staff!

09/17/2021

Congratulations to Tyler Menoche, our newest member of the Lewes a police Department. Thank you for your commitment to serve our community.

09/11/2021

The City of Lewes and the American Legion will hold a ceremony this morning at 8:30 a.m. at Zwaanendael Park to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks.

09/11/2021

Yesterday, Delaware reached the somber milestone of 1,900 COVID-related deaths. Because the pandemic is continuing, sometimes we might forget the pain these losses cause. So, we honor and remember all 1,900 Delawareans lost to COVID-19. They were grandfathers and grandmothers, mothers and fathers, wives and husbands, sisters and brothers, sons and daughters, friends, colleagues and neighbors. And they were loved. May their memories be a blessing to all who knew them.