Small choices at home can protect water quality and local watersheds. Stormwater runoff transports pollutants into streams and rivers, harming wildlife and public health. Residents can minimize runoff...
The Unified Government Commissioners approved a plan altering how Bonner Springs and Edwardsville pay for certain solid waste services while maintaining that KCK residents will still cover some shared...
Street resurfacing work near City Hall and Memorial Hall will take place over two weekends as part of the Unified Government's 2025/2026 Street Resurfacing projects. The goal is to minimize disruption...
The Unified Government encourages Wyandotte County residents to report construction sites where soil and debris escape, which can clog storm drains and degrade waterways. Warning signs include damaged...
Wyandotte County residents can dispose of old furniture, mattresses, and other large household items at no charge. Wyandotte County residents will get another chance in early May. They can clear out o...
Kansas City, Kansas, offers a program to assist residents with stormwater improvement projects, covering 50% of eligible costs up to $1,000. This initiative supports the installation of rain barrels, ...
Work on one of Kansas City, Kansas’ most traveled corridors is expected to last about 15 working days, weather permitting. Resurfacing work is scheduled to begin Monday, March 9, on Parallel Parkway b...
Kansas City, Kansas, is transitioning to rolling trash and recycling carts for households starting March 2, as part of the Trash and Recycling Carts Program. Participants will receive two 96-gallon ca...
Trash On Streets Often Ends Up In Local Creeks and Rivers, According to the Unified Government. Trash does more than make a neighborhood look messy. The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kans...
Short-Term Closure Begins Monday For Water Infrastructure Work. County Line Road, also known as West 47th Street, will close between Melrose Lane and Goddard Street beginning Monday, Feb. 16. Accordin...
