Eastbound and westbound lanes of 167th Street at U.S. 69 will fully close to traffic beginning Friday, March 7 for bridge demolition. Ramps will remain open to right-turn movements, and detours will be marked. Lanes are scheduled to reopen by 10 p.m. on March 9. Traffic on U.S. 69 in this area will be limited […]
Overland Park City Council approved plans for a new program to provide property tax relief to residents needing it most. The property tax rebate pilot program will offer up to 75% of City property taxes back to eligible residents. To be eligible to apply, you must: Be an Overland Park resident Live in and own […]
The Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is proud to unveil its new LongHouse Community Art Gallery, an exciting addition that merges the beauty of the natural world with the creativity of fine art. The gallery opened in the LongHouse Visitor Center on Tuesday, March 4 with the debut exhibit “Florals,” showcasing the watercolor masterpieces […]
As we transition from winter to spring, it’s time to start thinking about severe weather safety. The National Weather Service designated March 3-7 Severe Weather Preparedness Week to promote diligent planning for inclement weather. Take this week to ensure you and your family are ready for the storms that come with the changing seasons. Know […]
Thinking about starting or growing your business? Overland Park is the perfect place! Overland Park ranks second among the best U.S. cities for small businesses according to B2B Reviews. OP provides the benefits of a larger city while maintaining its own unique, small-town charm, making it an attractive choice for business owners. B2B Reviews evaluated […]
Spring is around the corner, and March is packed with events to help you shake off the winter chill! Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, outdoor adventures or ways to celebrate the season, there’s something for everyone this month. From community gatherings to family-friendly fun, the City’s event calendar is full of opportunities to connect […]
Warmer days are on the way, and the early opening of the 2025 Stormwater Cost Share Program means you can start planning your spring and summer projects now! The City’s Stormwater Cost Share Program, Contain the Rain, encourages residents and business owners to incorporate stormwater management strategies that capture, slow down or soak up stormwater, […]
Update on Wednesday, February 19 at 6:30 p.m.: Snow crews have completed their first pass through all City streets, after working around the clock since Monday night. Neighborhood streets may not all be down to bare pavement but are cleared. If you feel your street needs another look, please file an OPCares request. Overland Park’s […]
As temperatures drop, it’s important to stay prepared and protect yourself, your home and your loved ones from winter hazards. Keep these five tips in mind to stay safe and warm during extreme cold temperatures. Protect yourself from falling temperatures. Frostbite and hypothermia are real dangers during extreme cold. Protect yourself by: Wearing layers of […]
City of Overland Park snow crews have completed their primary plowing operations on all City streets. Crews worked throughout the night and wrapped up all plowing operations on more than 2,200 lane miles of City streets early this morning. Crews have completed curb-to-curb cleanup where possible. Many neighborhood streets became snow-packed late in the day […]