In an effort to keep our streams clean of debris, the City of Lee’s Summit Public Works Department is organizing a “Stream Team” to clean up litter along Cedar Creek from Ward Road to Chipman Road. The event will be from 9 a.m. to noon on Oct. 17 and will include the City’s Public Works staff as well as volunteers from the community.

Properly dispose of unused or end-of-life electronic equipment at the City of Lee’s Summit’s recycling event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on October 10 at Lee’s Summit High School, located near the intersection of Highways 50 and 291.

The City of Lee’s Summit announced today that the public discussion of the Lee’s Summit Municipal Airport Business Plan will be held at the City Council’s October 15 City Council meeting instead of the October 8 City Council meeting.

The City of Lee's Summit and the Metropolitan Energy Center would like to invite you to a seminar on how to save energy in your home.  Learn abou...

The deadline has been extended to October 10 for individuals to respond to the survey designed to help the City determine community needs and best use...

On September 17, the Lee’s Summit City Council approved the 15-member Lee’s Summit 360° Implementation Committee – the next step in the year-long strategic planning process.

City of Lee’s Summit District 4 Councilmembers Bob Johnson and Nick Swearngin invite District 4 residents to a Listening Post.  This open forum p...

Calling all Lee’s Summit businesses! During September 2009, the City of Lee’s Summit will be hosting a contest for local Lee’s Summit businesses to create a slogan that supports the City’s environmental initiatives. The City of Lee’s Summit has a variety of initiatives and programs in place to protect and preserve our environment, such as downtown recycling, electronics recycling, stream team events, rain barrel workshops, Sweep the Summit litter collection events, an Adopt-A-Street program, landfill diversion programs, two drop-off recycling centers, and a household hazardous waste collection facility.