Fireworks Rain Show – July 5

Due to flooding in Indian Creek, extremely muddy conditions in the park and the threat of more weather in the forecast, the Overland Park Star Spangled Spectacular scheduled for Thursday, July 4, was canceled.

A fireworks show will now take place on Friday, July 5 at 10 p.m. There will be no food trucks or musical performances on Friday.

Learn More

Show alerts

City Government

Overland Park is a first-class city that operates with a mayor-council-city manager form of government.

The Mayor and 12 City Council members make up Overland Park’s Governing Body, which approves codes and ordinances, identifies and prioritizes projects and services within Overland Park, and sets annual state and federal legislative priorities for the City.

City staff work within 12 departments and report to the City Manager’s Office.

A group of Overland Park leaders with Governor Laura Kelly and Representative Sharice Davids.

Mayor's Office

Learn more about Overland Park’s mayor, Curt Skoog, and how the Mayor’s Office serves the City of Overland Park.

New and returning City Council members raise their right hands as they are sworn into office.

City Council + Committees

Meet the City Council members from your ward of Overland Park, see which serve on the City’s council committees, and learn what business will soon come before the Governing Body.

Meeting Agendas, Minutes + Videos

Learn about business coming before City Council, its committees and the Planning Commission. You can also view livestreams of meetings or watch them on-demand, and review minutes from past meetings.

Boards, Commissions + Committees

Overland Park has several boards and commissions that meet periodically to discuss various topics affecting the city. Learn about each one and how to get involved.

Municipal Court

Learn about Overland Park Municipal Court, the judicial branch of the City, which handles all traffic and City ordinance violations.

Departments

Learn about the staff departments that provide services for the City of Overland Park, and the people who lead them.

Voting + Elections

The Johnson County Election Office administers voting for more than 380,000 people in the county.

Budget + Taxes

See which programs and services are currently budgeted, learn about the City’s process for developing the budget, and get involved.

Medium-sized short-haired brown/black dog wearing harness and long blue leash pants in the grass while owners sit nearby during outdoor event

Codes + Ordinances

See a list of the most commonly-requested details about City codes and ordinances, or search the municipal code for detailed information about the laws that govern life in Overland Park.