Please join us on Thursday, November 19th, at 7:00 p.m. for the Leawood Homes Association annual resident meeting. This year, we will meet at The Wave Room, located within Leawood City Park - 10603 Lee Blvd. We hope to see you all there!

The Leawood Homes Association is looking for qualified residents who are interested in serving on the Architectural Review Committee (ARC). The ARC plays an important role in helping maintain the character and appearance of our neighborhood by reviewing exterior improvements, additions, renovations, and other projects submitted by homeowners. Committee members review architectural plans and help ensure proposed projects are consistent with the Association’s established design

With school back in session, the City of Leawood recently released a new episode of their Leawood 360 podcast focused on keeping our streets safer as school buses, young drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and students on e-bikes and e-scooters return to their school-year routines. They spoke with Leawood Police Sgt. Matthew Schroeder and Officer Cody Morse about school-zone safety, e-bike and e-scooter laws, the City's helmet ordinance, and some of the behaviors officers are s

Beginning Thursday, July 16, the intersection of 95th Street and State Line Road will be partially closed for approximately three weeks, weather permitting, as construction of the forcemain continues on a Johnson County Wastewater project. Please see the map below for traffic control. This work is part of the State Line Pump Stations and Forcemain project. To learn more about this project, or to sign up for notifications, please visit online at jcwprogram.com/stateline.

For the first time in decades, the City of Leawood is bringing back an old-fashioned Independence Day Parade in honor of America 250. The parade steps off at 10 a.m. on July 4 along the newly reconstructed Tomahawk Creek Parkway, and we would love to see residents from every neighborhood lining the route. This year's parade is packed with excitement, featuring more than 50 entries, including the Kansas City Chiefs Rumble, classic cars, war horses, community groups, local or

The City of Leawood is launching Safe Streets Leawood, a community-driven initiative focused on making streets safer for everyone who travels through the city, whether by foot, bicycle, scooter, other e-device, or vehicle. The effort is funded through a federal Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant and will guide the development of a comprehensive safety action plan to reduce crashes and improve safety for all roadway users. Over the coming months, the City will work wi