Water bill deferment for federal employees

Water bill deferment for federal employees

editor January 15, 2019

By Sara Nadeau GRAIN VALLEY, MO – Mayor Michael Todd proposed a program that would offer relief for Grain Valley citizens who are affected by the federal government shutdown at the January 14th Board of Aldermen meeting. The program will allow federal government…

Board Candidates for LSR7 – Final Ballot Information

editor January 15, 2019

By Linda IsmertExecutive Asst. to the Superintendent and Lee’s Summit R-7 Board of Education Secretary Board candidate filing closed at 5 p.m. today, January 15, 2019. The eight candidates are listed in the order that they will appear on the ballot are:…

Large Tracts of Undeveloped Land in Lee’s Summit to be Master Planned

editor January 15, 2019

By Eric Stoyanov, Public Communications Coordinator In 2019, the City of Lee’s Summit will be working with Property Reserve, Inc. (PRI) to master plan 4,000 acres of undeveloped PRI property not previously available to the market. The land is in two large…

KCP&L targeting Thursday to have majority of customers power restored

editor January 15, 2019

Utility prepares as additional wintry weather in forecast. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 15, 2019 – More than 160,000 customers have had their power restored since Saturday’s Winter Storm Gia moved slowly through the Kansas City area, blanketing the city with up to…

City’s Crews Preparing for Potential Freezing Drizzle Overnight Monday, Jan. 14, into Tuesday, Jan. 15

editor January 14, 2019

Sarah Shore Administration Manager – Public Works After plowing and treating of residential streets was completed Monday morning, City crews pre-treated primary streets in preparation for potential fog and freezing drizzle overnight Monday, Jan. 14, into Tuesday, Jan. 15. Crews will be…

KCP&L continues adding crews to restore power

editor January 13, 2019

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 13, 2019 – Additional line crews from neighboring utilities will join in power restoration for KCP&L customers. More than 1,000 utility workers worked Sunday to restore power. About 57,000 customers remained without power Sunday evening. Crews will work…

City’s Crews Continue to Plow and Treat Residential Streets

editor January 13, 2019

City crews plowed and treated residential streets throughout the day on Sunday, Jan. 13, and will continue overnight into Monday, Jan. 14. As of 7 p.m. on Sunday, 100% of primary and secondary streets and 50% of residential streets had been completed.…

CHIEFS ADVANCE TO HOST FIRST AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

editor January 12, 2019

Press release Tribune photo / Joey Hedges With today’s 31-13 win over the Indianapolis Colts, the Chiefs snap a six-game home playoff losing streak dating back to 1994 and cement a spot in the AFC Championship Game for the first time since…

City’s Crews Continue to Plow and Treat Streets

editor January 12, 2019

Jan. 12, 2019 per LSsnow.net City crews have completed plowing and treating primary streets, and are currently plowing and treating secondary streets and some residential streets. By early Sunday morning, all crews should be in residential streets. However, if additional accumulating snow…

Neighboring utilities assist KCP&L to restore power after Winter Storm Gia

editor January 12, 2019

As wet snow clung to trees, power lines, outages peaked Saturday at about 110,000. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 12, 2019 (evening update) – By Saturday evening, more than 70,000 customers impacted by Winter Storm Gia had been restored as KCP&L crews were…