Overland Park has one of the lowest crime rates of similar-sized communities, thanks to the high ethical standards and record of excellence of the Overland Park Police Department.
The Overland Park Fire Department has been operating professionally, responsibly, and with accountability in our community for more than 90 years, longer than the city has been in existence.
The City of Overland Park’s Emergency Management division prepares residents and city staff for potential disaster while working to minimize the risks and respond should an emergency occur.
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A permit is required for any commercial security, residential security or medical alarm system installed in a building, structure or facility that can elicit police response. Auto alarms are exempt.
Special event permits are required for community events such as parades, runs, festivals, and events with fireworks.
Block party permits are required when any part of the street will be blocked or closed as part of a neighborhood event or party.