What's Happening In My Neighborhood
Use this tool to learn about a variety of city-related topics that may be happening in your area.
Overland Park provides both interactive and PDF maps that illustrate a range of important information and geographic features about our city.
The city’s geographic information systems division creates and supports these maps not only for viewing, but in order to enable complex location-based analyses that support better government decision making.
8500 Santa Fe Drive
Overland Park, KS 66212
913-895-6217
The City’s interactive maps provide detailed information about specific data in relation to the geography of the city.
Use this tool to learn about a variety of city-related topics that may be happening in your area.
This map shows applications for upcoming and recently-approved development proposals.
Use this tool to see vehicle crash information in Overland Park. You can search by date, time, location, type of crash, and more.
Use the Property Map to see streets and property lines, addresses, and parcel identification information.
Use the zoning map to zoom to the street level and see details of land use types.
Use the crime map to understand crime statistics in Overland Park.
Use this tool to find the name, description and construction statistics for proposed and existing developments in Overland Park.
Use this map to view approximate floodplain boundaries in relation to buildings and property lines.
Use this map to see the way land is currently being used.
Use this map to see existing and upcoming construction projects that will close streets or reduce the number of traffic lanes.
This map shows construction locations for the city’s current capital improvements and maintenance projects.
Use this map to see the location and description of current Public Works construction projects.
Use this map to view average daily traffic volumes at locations throughout the City.
Find current projects that keep city streets maintained.
Use this map to see when the City’s street sweepers will be in your neighborhood next.
Overland Park has tens of thousands of street trees in the public right of way. Learn more about which trees are street trees, and see all trees included in an audit.
The stormwater network map indicates stormwater structures, conduit, pavement, and buildings within a quarter mile of an address or parcel.
Use this map to see the locations and details of speed studies done on City streets.
Even in the heart of Downtown Overland Park, there’s always a parking space a short walk away. Use this map to locate the nearest parking spot.
Use this map to find the nearest resources for food and meal assistance around Overland Park.
Use this map to locate active economic development investment areas geographically.
Use this map to view current and upcoming trail closures for bike and hike trails in Overland Park.
See specific information about building permits in Overland Park, including permit types, geographic areas, and more.
The snow map shows the location of Overland Park’s snow crews during a winter storm and helps predict when plows will come to your neighborhood.
A rental license is required for all rental homes in Overland Park. This interactive map shows inspection months and properties that have been identified as rentals.
Cyclists, runners, and outdoor enthusiasts can see existing and planned trails along the Indian Creek and Tomahawk Creek watershed areas.
Overland Park’s traffic engineers use closed circuit cameras to ensure traffic is flowing efficiently in the city. See a map of all cameras and check out current traffic and driving conditions yourself.
Overland Park’s engineers conduct early feasibility and definition studies of potential improvement projects. See a map of study and project areas.
The Future Development Character Framework Map intends to define the appropriate and desired development patterns throughout the city.
This map is part of the City’s comprehensive plan, which serves as a long-term policy guide focused on physical aspects of the city and serves as the foundation of the city’s zoning code, Capital Improvements Plan and other specific plans and policies.
Due to the complexity of some of the maps, they may take a few seconds to minutes to load.
Paper copies are available at City Hall.
This map shows construction locations for the city’s current capital improvements and maintenance projects.
This map shows existing and proposed public parks, recreation, and open space and is part of the parks master plan.
This map shows the boundaries of neighborhood organizations in the city’s Neighborhood Conservation Program.
This map shows the way land is currently being used.
This map shows the location of approved and constructed public art sites and entrance monuments, and is part of the public art master plan.
The following map shows the current street system, plus public parks and schools, in a map book format.
This map shows the designations of all City streets in Overland Park, including thoroughfares, collectors, residential streets, and private streets.
This map show existing and planned greenway linkages that provide park-like connections between public parks, recreation facilities, schools, and residences, and are part of the greenway linkages plan.
This map shows the ward boundaries used for City Council elections and the voting precincts that each ward contains.
This map shows the current speed limits of all city streets.
This map displays all existing and proposed bikeways in Overland Park.