| Priority 1 |
Main thoroughfares and bridges Secondary thoroughfares |
Plowed by tandem axle trucks continuously during snowfall. Plowed by single axle trucks continuously during snowfall. |
|---|---|---|
| Priority 2 | Collector and industrial commercial streets | Plowed by single axle trucks at the same time as Priority 1. |
| Priority 3 |
Residential streets |
Plowed after snowfall and after Priority 1 and Priority 2 streets are cleared. If ice or only light snow occurs (less than 2"), and plowing is not required, city trucks will spread materials only. |
| Cul-de-sacs | Plowed by contractors and city employees starting simultaneously with Priority 3 streets. | |
| Other | City parking lots and downtown area | Plowed by contractors and available city employees. |
- Snow Priority Map (2.54MB .pdf file)
Additional Snow Removal Policy:
- Private streets are maintained by applicable property owners.
- City of Overland Park does not plow sidewalks or driveways unless
part of city-owned property.
- Driveways may be blocked with plowed snow during snow
removal operations. We attempt
to minimize this as much as possible; however, it is unavoidable. The city will not clear snow from driveway approaches; it is the responsibility of the property owners
to clear their own driveways.
- Vehicles on roadways may be towed if they impede normal snow
removal operations. Residents are reminded to remove portable
basketball goals during inclement weather.
- City equipment will not be used to conduct privately-owned
vehicle recovery operations unless it is a life or death situation.
- City does not have designated emergency snow routes.
- Medical emergencies are referred to 911 for validation.
