Neighborhood Indicators

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

The information in these reports is used to evaluate the effectiveness of programs or activities aimed at improving trends, and identify which areas need more attention or resources.

Neighborhood indicators track

  • median appraised value of homes
  • absentee ownership of homes
  • property maintenance violations
  • major crimes
  • measure of need for each of our Neighborhood Conservation Program area
  • low-moderate income areas

Neighborhood Support Data

Overland Park staff track this information to help provide a more complete picture of the state of the city’s neighborhoods. Overland Park adds new data as neighborhood issues change or new data sources become available.

Neighborhood Maps, Graphs + Trends

Maps + Graphs

The maps in this section show the recent conditions found in each neighborhood in relationship to the set of key indicators.

Graphs provide five-year trends for each indicator in individual neighborhood conservation program neighborhoods.

Absentee Ownership
Major Crimes
Median Appraised Value
Property Maintenance
Measure of Need

Neighborhood Trends

Five-year trends of each neighborhood indicator are available for all neighborhoods.

By Neighborhood