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A large telescope is set up at the Overland Park Arboretum to observe the night sky.

Mark your calendars; Your OP event guide for February

Fill your schedule with exciting events happening in Overland Park! From family fun and creative workshops to Governing Body and committee meetings, the City’s event calendar is packed with endless opportunities to get involved in your community and make memories with friends and family: Thursday, February 1 Legacy of Greenery Committee – 6:30 p.m. The […]

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69 Express: 139th Street at U.S. 69 to close Jan. 29

Beginning Monday, Jan. 29, all lanes of 139th Street at U.S. 69 will close for bridge demolition as part of the 69 Express project. Detours will be marked. The lanes are expected to reopen on Feb 1. The Kansas Department of Transportation’s project will build a new express toll lane in each direction adjacent to […]

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Join the conversation on OP’s future at two upcoming public meetings

Discover how you can play a pivotal role in the City of Overland Park’s future. Mark your calendar for upcoming opportunities to share your opinions and ideas on two exciting City projects on the horizon.  College and Metcalf studyPublic Information MeetingBHC Corporate Office7101 College Blvd. #400Jan. 25 at 6 p.m. The City is beginning a […]

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Mayor’s Message for January 2024

In his January video message, hear directly from Mayor Curt Skoog about what’s happening in our community. This month, the mayor shares: An update on the City’s comprehensive plan, Framework OP, A shoutout to City snow crews for tackling the effects of winter weather,  And highlights from two recent awards ceremonies, celebrating both City staff […]

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New year, new books; REC Book Club reading list for 2024

As you start the first chapter of a brand new year, uncover literary adventures with your community! Read, exercise, and converse with fellow book lovers at the REC Book Club, a free monthly book club held at Matt Ross Community Center.  The REC Book Club encourages exploring new perspectives, engaging in thought-provoking discussions and making […]

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Overland Park Police Department to encrypt radios

To comply with federal policy, the Overland Park Police Department will encrypt its police radios starting on January 23. Radio encryption means that the public will no longer be able to listen to Overland Park Police Department’s radio channels on a police scanner or online.  In lieu of police radio traffic being available over the […]

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A snowy exterior of the main City Hall entrance.

City closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

City offices and facilities will be closed on January 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor the life and contributions of the civil rights leader. Please plan around closures at the following facilities: Closed Monday, January 15 City Hall, 8500 Santa Fe Dr.  Sanders Justice Center, 12300 Foster St. Recycling Center, […]

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Overland Park prepares for winter weather

Updated January 9 at 4:45 p.m. Crews have been plowing throughout the day and will remain on duty through the evening.  All thoroughfares have been plowed and treated, and these streets are cleared of snow. We continue to plow and treat residential streets and expect that will continue into tomorrow morning. Overland Park maintains more […]

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