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Pryor Road Project Update - Intersection of River Run Drive and Pryor Road Set to Close Week of October 26

Pryor Road Project Update - Intersection of River Run Drive and Pryor Road Set to Close Week of October 26

The intersection of SW River Run Drive and SW Pryor Road is expected to close during the week of Oct. 26, until approximately the end of November. During this closure, school traffic will temporarily use the new SW 26th Terrace connection east of SW Pryor Road to access SW River Run Drive and the school.

The closure is dependent upon completion of the SW 26th Terrace connection east of SW Pryor Road, and could occur as early as Monday, October 26. An updated start date for the closure will be sent when confirmed by the contractor.

The intersection of SW Hook and SW Pryor roads is still currently on track to reopen by mid-November, but work at the SW River Run Drive intersection will continue until approximately the end of November. Then school traffic will access SW River Run Drive and the school from the south.

The overall project is anticipated to be completed in summer 2027. All work is weather permitting and schedules are subject to change. For updates, FAQs and more information, visit the City’s project page at https://cityofls.net/pryor-road.

 

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City Crews Completed Snow Operations Today, Mon., Jan. 22

City Crews Completed Snow Operations Today, Mon., Jan. 22

The City’s crews completed snow operations early afternoon today, Mon., Jan. 22, after pavement temperatures rose above freezing and pavements were mostly wet. Temperatures are expected to remain above freezing for the rest of the week, and any remaining snow and ice pack should continue melting.

City Crews Treating Streets Today, Monday, Jan. 22

City Crews Treating Streets Today, Monday, Jan. 22

The City’s crews are treating streets today, Monday, Jan. 22, after freezing rain impacted the Lee’s Summit area. Additional crews were called in early this morning, and primary streets are completed. Crews are currently working in secondary streets. Streets are slick and drivers should use caution. Pavement temperatures are expected to warm above freezing after 10 a.m.

City Crew Scheduled to Treat Streets as Needed Early Monday, Jan. 22

City Crew Scheduled to Treat Streets as Needed Early Monday, Jan. 22

The City has a crew scheduled to treat streets with salt as needed beginning at 3 a.m. Monday, Jan. 22, due to the forecast for freezing rain. Residual salt remains on streets from treatment the last two weeks; however, streets are still expected to get slick as the temperature falls and freezing rain starts. Drivers should use caution during the Monday morning commute especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses. The City will continue to...
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City Crews Treating Streets Today, Tuesday, Jan. 16

City Crews Treating Streets Today, Tuesday, Jan. 16

The City’s crews are treating streets today, Tuesday, Jan. 16. Crews will continue working until all primary, secondary and residential streets have been treated. The extremely cold temperatures will limit the effectiveness of salt and streets may remain snow packed and slick; however, the sun and warming temperatures through Wednesday, Jan. 17, should help with melting. Drivers should continue to use caution.

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