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Southwest Raintree Parkway Spillway Bridge Set to Close Monday, August 25

Southwest Raintree Parkway Spillway Bridge Set to Close Monday, August 25

The Southwest Raintree Parkway spillway bridge is set to close on Monday, Aug. 25, and will remain closed for approximately four months. Southwest Raintree Parkway will be closed between Southwest Tiller Court and Southwest Green Teal. Drivers will need to use an alternate route.

This project will repair the roadway bridge deck, and structural supports, for the segment of Southwest Raintree Parkway that passes over the spillway on the Raintree Lake Dam.

For more information, contact the City’s Public Works Department at publicworks@cityofls.net or 816.969.1800.

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City Crews Treating Primary Streets this Morning

City Crews Treating Primary Streets this Morning

The City’s crews are treating primary streets this morning, Wednesday, March 5. Streets were slushy overnight but froze quickly earlier this morning. Crews will move into secondary streets if necessary, and will continue treating streets until pavement temperatures rise above freezing and melting occurs. Drivers should use caution especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses.

 

City Crews Preparing for Possible Blizzard Conditions Overnight

City Crews Preparing for Possible Blizzard Conditions Overnight

The City's crews are scheduled to report at 10 p.m. tonight, Tuesday, March 4, to treat primary and secondary streets. Blizzard conditions are possible overnight due to the forecast for heavy snow and high winds. Snow accumulations should remain low as pavement temperatures are expected to remain above freezing until approximately 3 a.m., but streets will become slick. 
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City Crews Completed Plowing and Treating Residential Streets Today, Thursday, February 20

City Crews Completed Plowing and Treating Residential Streets Today, Thursday, February 20

The City’s crews completed plowing and treating residential streets this afternoon, Thursday, February 20. The sun helped with some melting today, but refreezing is likely overnight into tomorrow, Friday, February 21. Cold temperatures continue to limit the effectiveness of salt and snow remains packed to pavements even after being plowed and treated. Sunshine and warmer temperatures over the weekend will help with additional melting.  

City Crews Set to Continue Plowing and Treating Residential Streets Today, Thursday, February 20

City Crews Set to Continue Plowing and Treating Residential Streets Today, Thursday, February 20

The City’s crews are set to continue plowing and treating residential streets today, Thursday, February 20.

The sun should help with some melting today; however, extremely cold temperatures continue to limit the effectiveness of salt and snow remains packed to pavements even after being plowed and treated. Sunshine and warmer temperatures over the weekend will help with additional melting. 

City Crews Set to Continue Plowing and Treating Residential Streets

City Crews Set to Continue Plowing and Treating Residential Streets

The City's crews are set to continue plowing and treating residential streets tonight and overnight into tomorrow, Thursday, February 20. Crews completed primary and secondary streets earlier today. While the sun helped with some melting today, extremely cold temperatures continue to limit the effectiveness of salt and snow remains packed to pavements even after being plowed and treated. Sunshine and warmer temperatures over the weekend will help with...
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