Overland Park is committed to keeping our roads safe and efficient. As part of this commitment, we continually work to construct and upgrade our traffic signals and modernize our transportation infrastructure. These projects ensure our community has the tools to move forward.
Find traffic signal projects happening throughout the city listed below.
This project will reconstruct existing traffic signals at 91st Street and Antioch Road, Santa Fe Drive and Antioch Road and 85th Street and Antioch Road.
Crews will also improve sidewalks and curb ramps to meet ADA standards and install new pavement markings, streetlights and signage.
This project is partially or fully funded by the OP Moves sales tax.
Project Manager: Eric Birkeness, 913-895-6032, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2026
The traffic signal reconstruction at 80th Street and Metcalf Avenue is consistent with the objectives of Vision Metcalf, aiming to replace standard traffic signal poles with decorative black poles, reconstruct curb ramps to meet ADA compliance, refresh impacted pavement markings and signage and improve traffic flow, using flashing yellow signal heads.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Elizabeth Nagaishi, 913-895-6027, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2026
This project will reconstruct the existing traffic signal into pedestrian hybrid beacons just west of 103rd Street and King Street, install ADA-compliant curb ramps and pedestrian hybrid beacons and reconstruct the retaining wall.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Federico Lause, 913-895-6562, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Spring 2026
This project will reconstruct the existing traffic signal at the intersection of College Boulevard and Lowell Avenue, upgrade the existing poles and equipment to current City standards, reconstruct curb ramps to meet ADA compliance and refresh the impacted pavement markings and signage.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Eric Birkeness, 913-895-6032, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Spring 2026
This project will reconstruct the existing traffic signals at the intersections of College Boulevard and Mastin Street and at the intersection of College Boulevard and Indian Creek Parkway. The project includes upgrading the existing poles and equipment to current City standards, along with reconstructing curb ramps to meet ADA compliance and refreshing pavement markings and signage.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Eric Birkeness, 913-895-6032, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2026
This project involves reconstructing traffic signals and lighting at the intersections of 99th Street and Antioch Road, and 95th Street and Lowell Avenue. The project includes upgrading signal poles and equipment, reconstructing curb ramps to meet ADA compliance and refreshing pavement markings and signage.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Elizabeth Nagaishi, 913-895-6027, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Spring 2026
This project includes a survey, ADA ramp reconstruction, median modifications, street lighting installation and traffic signal replacement at 110th Street and Quivira Road.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Federico Lause, 913-895-6562, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2027
The project includes a survey and the reconstruction of ADA ramps and the traffic signal at the intersection of 99th Street and Nall Avenue. Crews will connect streetlights to existing lighting circuits.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Federico Lause, 913-895-6562, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2027
This project includes the reconstruction of an existing traffic signal at 71st Street and Lamar Avenue and the installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps, signal updates and a survey.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Federico Lause, 913-895-6562, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2026
This project includes the reconstruction of traffic signals and lighting at 99th Street and Roe Avenue, as well as at 95th Street and Rosewood Avenue, upgrading all signal poles and equipment, reconstructing curb ramps to meet ADA compliance and refreshing impacted pavement markings and signage.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Elizabeth Nagaishi, 913-895-6027, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Summer 2026
This project includes the reconstruction of traffic signals and lighting at both 99th Street and Roe Avenue, as well as at 95th Street and Rosewood Avenue, upgrading signal poles and equipment, reconstructing curb ramps to meet ADA compliance and refreshing affected pavement markings and signage.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Elizabeth Nagaishi, 913-895-6027, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Spring 2026
This project will reconstruct the existing traffic signal at 105th Street and Metcalf Avenue, install ADA-compliant curb ramps and update signals. Traffic signal equipment will include decorative signal poles, illuminated street name signs and protected left turns.
The OP Moves sales tax partially or fully funds this project.
Project Manager: Federico Lause, 913-895-6562, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Fall 2026
This project includes the construction of a traffic signal at the intersection of 159th Street and Shawnee Drive, just north of the BluHawk development. The project also includes the installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps and pavement markings.
Project Manager: Shawn Gotfredson, 913-895-8303, [email protected]
Anticipated Project Start: Fall 2026