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City of Lee's Summit Hosting Career Fair & Expo on October 18

City of Lee's Summit Hosting Career Fair & Expo on October 18

The City of Lee’s Summit will host a Career Fair & Expo from 2 to 7 p.m., Oct. 18 at the Gamber Community Center, 4 SE Independence Ave. Job seekers will find outstanding job opportunities with the City of Lee’s Summit in a number of departments. The event is free and open to the public.

The City offers meaningful work that positively impacts the safety and quality of life for our residents. Professionals representing Development Services, Parks and Recreation, Public Works, Water Utilities, Law, Information Systems and the Police and Fire Departments will be in attendance. Attendees can visit with hiring departments about job opportunities, complete applications and interview on-site for select positions.

City of Lee’s Summit employees enjoy generous benefits, competitive pay, work-life balance and a positive workplace culture inspired by our core values of service excellence, integrity and stewardship. The City of Lee’s Summit is an equal-opportunity employer and is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace. Applications and resumes are accepted for all vacant positions and may be submitted online.

For more information about career opportunities at the City of Lee’s Summit visit LSPeople.net.

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City Crews Treating Primary Streets After Light Snow Today, Sunday, Feb. 7

City Crews Treating Primary Streets After Light Snow Today, Sunday, Feb. 7

The City’s crews worked overnight treating streets, and are treating primary streets again today, Sunday, Feb. 7, after light snow moved through the area. Extremely cold temperatures will continue to limit the effectiveness of salt, and snow will continue to be packed to some streets. Residents should use caution and drive for the conditions, as some streets will remain slick even after being treated. Another round of snow is expected on Monday, Feb. 8, and...
City Crews Treating Streets Tonight, Saturday, Feb. 6, and Overnight into Sunday, Feb. 7

City Crews Treating Streets Tonight, Saturday, Feb. 6, and Overnight into Sunday, Feb. 7

The City’s crews completed pre-treating all streets before the snow today, Saturday, Feb. 6. Crews are now treating streets and will continue working overnight into Sunday, Feb. 7. Cold temperatures will limit the effectiveness of salt; streets will continue to be packed with snow and will remain slick even after being treated. There are additional chances for snow tomorrow, and on Monday, Feb. 8. The City will continue to monitor the weather forecast and...
City Crews Prepared for Snow this Weekend Feb. 6-7

City Crews Prepared for Snow this Weekend Feb. 6-7

The City’s crews pre-treated residential streets with salt today, Friday, Feb. 5, in anticipation of snow this weekend. Crews are scheduled to begin working at 7 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6, and will work mainly on primary and secondary streets as snow falls. Crews will work around the clock to plow and treat streets as needed throughout the weekend. The Kansas City area could see one to three inches of snow on Saturday, with another chance of snow on Sunday,...
Refreeze Possible Tonight, Thurs., Feb. 4

Refreeze Possible Tonight, Thurs., Feb. 4

***UPDATE*** Pavements have dried and crews completed operations at 3:30 p.m. The City’s crews are expected to treat streets with salt as needed today, Thursday, Feb. 4, and into the evening as a refreeze of pavements is possible. Streets may become slick as temperatures fall and wet pavements from light rain and snow showers refreeze. Drivers should use caution, especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses. The City will continue to...
City Crews Set to Complete Treating Streets Today, Wed., Jan. 27

City Crews Set to Complete Treating Streets Today, Wed., Jan. 27

The City’s crews plowed and treated primary streets early today, Wed., Jan. 27. As pavement temperatures increased and snow started melting, plowing no longer became necessary and crews began treating secondary and residential streets with salt. Crews are set to complete treating residential streets this afternoon. A refreeze of wet pavements is possible overnight into Thursday, Jan. 28. Even with treated streets, drivers should use caution especially on...
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