Neighborhoods + Housing

Quality neighborhoods are the building block of a great city.

Overland Park’s neighborhood programs help residents connect with neighbors, form partnerships with local government leaders, and maintain the livability of our city.

Neighborhood programs staff can help coordinate gatherings, educate you and your neighbors about important community topics, and help sustain aging neighborhoods through the neighborhood conservation program.

Neighborhood Conservation Program

The Neighborhood Conservation Program helps sustain aging neighborhoods without homeowners associations. Residents may organize into groups to connect with neighbors and local government leaders and city resources.

Neighborhood Executive Committee

The City formed the Neighborhood Executive Committee (NEC) for neighborhood leaders to gather and discuss issues, successes and ways they could improve their neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Indicators

Neighborhood indicators provide measurable changes to track livability conditions occurring at the local level.

Neighborhood Profiles

Neighborhood Profiles provide a snapshot of your neighborhood makeup including information on housing, demographics and at-risk populations.

Community Development Block Grant Program

Annual grant funding is available to local non-profit and government organizations for projects that benefit low and moderate income individuals in Overland Park.

Housing Assistance Resources

The City partners with a range of community organizations to ensure that resources are available in our community.

Community Mediation Program

The City of Overland Park provides a free Community Mediation Program to all Overland Park community members.

What's Happening in My Neighborhood

Search by location on this map to see information about development proposals, events, code violations and crime near your home or business.

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Overland Park Neighborhood Programs

Stay up to date with city news and opportunities for neighborhoods.

Overland Park Police Department

The Overland Park Police Department’s community policing unit is often involved with neighborhood programs services. Follow to see community policing officers in action.

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Rental Licensing Program

Owners of rental homes in Overland Park must have a valid rental license.

The rental licensing program exists to provide safe living conditions for renters, strengthen residential neighborhoods and provide a well-maintained community for everyone.

Residential Property Maintenance

Learn about exterior property maintenance requirements and where to get help for your own property or a neighbor’s.

Mayor Skoog Neighborhood Meeting Request

Request Mayor Skoog’s attendance at an upcoming meeting of your neighborhood or homeowners association.