Snow Alert
9 a.m. Saturday, March 22 - Spring is here and so is the snow.
Overnight, about 3-5 inches of snow fell on Overland Park.
Snow plow operators are clearing and treating residential streets with a mixture of salt and sand. All other streets were done overnight.
Currently, the goal is to treat all streets by the time the next storm arrives, which is expected at about 11 a.m. today. Another 3-5 inches of snow is anticipated.
Snow amounts may vary, depending upon your location, as well as ground temperatures. For instance, streets are warmer than the soil, so snow accumulation in your yard may be more than a street.
An overnight snow team of plow operators is expected to report at 7:30 tonight, at this time.
Overland Park continues to monitor this late winter storm.
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Overland Park Police Department (OPPD)
Non-Emergency: 913-895-6300
Emergency: 911
Overland Park is a premier department with high ethical standards, creativity and innovation. We have one of the lowest crime rates for a city of this size.
OPPD has been working in partnership with and providing a safe environment for residents, business owners and commutes for 50 years.
We operate professionally, responsibly and with accountability from two public police stations: W. Jack Sanders Justice Center, 12400 Foster, and Myron E. Scafe Building, 8500 Antioch.
Police/Accident Reports
Police reports may be made or requested in person at either police station. Accident reports are available online, or they can be picked up, in-person, at either police station.
False Alarms & Fines
Residential and commercial alarms can deter burglars, but false alarms are common.
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