City of Overland Park snow crews are on duty beginning Tuesday evening to begin treating streets and plowing incoming snow.
Travel, including morning commutes, could be hazardous on Wednesday across Overland Park and all of northeast Kansas.
Learn more about the status of plows, priorities for clearing streets and how residents can help plow drivers.
Starting February 3, 2025, the Switzer Park pickleball courts will be removed and rebuilt with new surfacing and fencing to improve safety and play experience. This project will take about 75 days. The courts will be closed during that time. While construction is underway, you can play pickleball at these Overland Park locations: Antioch Acres Park, Maple Hills Park and Young’s Park.
Switzer Park is a 16-acre park with plenty of recreation opportunities, including lighted tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts, and a skate park, plus access to Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead, Scheels Overland Park Soccer Complex, St. Andrews Golf Club, and the bike/hike trails.
13700 Switzer
Overland Park, Kansas 66221
913-327-6630
5 a.m.-10 p.m.
The Switzer park court is a full-length court.
This court has lights for night play. Lights are on from 5 a.m.-sunrise and sunset-10 p.m.
Outdoor courts are first-come-first-serve. There is no fee to use them.
To find more outdoor courts, see a list of all parks with basketball courts.
Please note: The pickleball courts at Switzer Park will be closed for construction for about 75 days, starting February 3.
Pickleball courts at City parks are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is no fee to use them for open play.
This court has lights for night play. Lights are on from 5 a.m.-sunrise and sunset-10 p.m.
See a list of all parks with pickleball courts.
Tennis courts are open during park hours on a first-come, first serve basis. There is no fee to use them for open play.
This court has lights for night play. Lights are on from 5 a.m.-sunrise and sunset-10 p.m.
Switzer Park courts can be reserved for $8 per hour per court plus a $10 permit fee. Call 913-895-6390 to reserve a court.
See a list of all parks with tennis courts.
The course integrates many popular skating elements, including:
Rules are posted on-site.