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2026 Budget focuses on safety, infrastructure

Overland Park’s 2026 proposed budget makes investments in public safety, City infrastructure and the upcoming World Cup while keeping pace with Overland Park’s population growth. City Manager Lori Curtis Luther proposed the upcoming budget to the City Council at a committee meeting on June 2. The budget totals $498.6 million, a 6.6% increase over the […]

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Dive into Adaptive Splash this summer

Soak up the sun with Adaptive Splash!  People with disabilities and their families can enjoy the water at Tomahawk Ridge Aquatic Center this summer on select Saturdays from 9 a.m.-11 a.m. before the pool opens to the public. Lifeguards will be on duty, and staff will be in the water to provide support for swimmers’ […]

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Furry friend pet license registration due June 30

To keep our neighborhoods, residents and pets safe and healthy, Overland Park requires all cat and dog owners to register their animals for pet licenses. All dogs and cats in Overland Park must be licensed by the time they are six months old or within 30 days of moving to the area. By registering, pet […]

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Overland Park named second-best city to raise a family

A recent WalletHub study ranked Overland Park the second-best city to raise a family in 2025, highlighting OP’s commitment to being a community residents love to call home.  The study compared more than 180 U.S. cities based on 45 key indicators for families, including family fun, education and child care opportunities, along with health and […]

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Property tax rebate applications open this weekend

Applications for Overland Park’s property tax rebate program open on Sunday, June 1. The Overland Park City Council approved plans in March for a new program that will provide property tax relief to residents who need it most. The property tax rebate pilot program will offer eligible residents up to 75% of their City property […]

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Two drop-off events, one clean weekend

Take advantage of this weekend’s community drop-off events at Overland Park Elementary, 8150 Santa Fe Drive. Stop by Friday or Saturday to responsibly dispose of bulky, unwanted items and free up some space at home. Construction Debris Drop-OffMay 30-318 a.m.-2 p.m. Have old decking, fencing, lumber or railroad ties taking up space? Disposing of construction […]

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69Express: Lane and ramp closures begin May 27

Northbound and southbound U.S. 69 between 103rd Street and College Boulevard will fully close to traffic for pavement work and overhead truss installation during the following times: 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 27 to 6 a.m. Wednesday, May 28 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 28 to 6 a.m. Thursday, May 29 The westbound I-435 to southbound U.S. […]

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Mark your calendars; Your OP event guide for June 2025

Summer starts here! Explore the excitement of June in Overland Park with a month full of sunshine-filled activities, engaging events, and ways to make lasting memories. Just for Fun Preschool CampOverland Park Arboretum & Botanical GardensAges 3–5 Camp themes: June 2–6: Art Party June 9–13: Read All About It June 16–20: Dirt, Mud and Bugs […]

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People, Purpose, Presence: Public Works powers OP

They fill potholes, fix traffic signals, reconstruct streets, maintain storm sewers, sweep and plow roads and make sure we get where we need to go safely. Public Works professionals are the reason our community runs smoothly every day.  The American Public Works Association designated May 18-24, 2025, as National Public Works Week. This year’s theme, “People, […]

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Summer Overview hitting mailboxes with a new brand, big projects and summer fun

Fresh look, familiar feel—Overview is here! Overview is Overland Park’s quarterly newsletter, packed with city news, upcoming events, neighborhood updates and stories about your community. The summer 2025 Overview features: A closer look at the City’s new brand, Property tax rebate information, Local students leaving a lasting impact on Bietigheim-Bissingen Park, Major progress along U.S. […]

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