City Manager Lori Curtis Luther named Alan Long as the new Overland Park Fire Department chief after a competitive recruitment process involving internal and external applicants. “Alan has a deep understanding of the essential work of the fire service. His leadership skills complement our executive leadership team incredibly well,” Luther said. “I am looking forward […]
Overland Park residents have approved a dedicated three-eighth cent sales tax to fund maintenance and improvements to City streets and traffic management systems. The Johnson County Election Office announced preliminary results of the mail-in ballot election Thursday. The sales tax, which is dedicated to funding City infrastructure, passed with 53.4% approval. City Manager Lori Curtis […]
The City of Overland Park is one of the top 100 places to live in the United States according to a study from Livability.com. Livability credits Overland Park’s delicious barbecue, growing brewery scene, appreciation for the arts and beautiful outdoor spaces as some of the many reasons to love Overland Park. In addition, the City’s […]
Roll out your yoga mat with furry friends as goat yoga returns to Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead! Take the opportunity to exercise and unwind with some of the Farmstead’s happiest residents at 5:30 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. on the following dates: June 27 July 11 July 25 August 8 August 26 September 16 Certified fitness […]
The City paw-sitively loves animals! To keep your pets and our residents safe and healthy, Overland Park requires pet licenses for all cats and dogs. As the deadline to register your pet approaches, learn more about pet licensing and the importance of registering your furry friend by June 30. All cats and dogs must be […]
The deadline to vote in the City’s OP Moves three-eighth cent sales tax election is coming up. Cast your vote in the Overland Park sales tax election by submitting your ballot to the Johnson County Election Office no later than noon on Thursday, June 22. Ballots sent via mail are also eligible if the election […]
The FrameworkOP Foundation Report is out now! FrameworkOP is a community-driven process to update Overland Park’s comprehensive plan, exploring crucial topics like housing, population trends, economic development, community services, land use, environmental resources, utilities and infrastructure. Did you know Overland Park is expected to grow by around 65,000 to 75,000 residents by 2050? Or that […]
Juneteenth is a recognition and celebration of the end of slavery in the United States. A combination of the terms “June” and “nineteenth,” this holiday, which takes place annually on June 19, marks the date in which Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865, ensuring the freedom of all enslaved people in the state. […]
Father’s Day is almost here! Whether you are a father, about to become a father or are celebrating the father figure in your life, Overland Park is full of opportunities to celebrate and make memories with dad. Hit the links! Book a tee time at one of Overland Park’s scenic golf courses. The tree lined […]
Summer fun for everyone! People with disabilities can enjoy the Tomahawk Ridge Aquatic Center with their families before the pool opens to the public on Saturday mornings this summer. Saturday Swim returns June 10 from 9-11 a.m. With additional swimming support and early access to the pool, Saturday Swim provides a safe and inclusive environment […]