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View new artwork at City Hall!

Stop by City Hall during regular business hours and view local artist Claudia True's artwork on display now through mid-July!

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Welcome!

An open invitation to Come Visit Us.

Women shopping in Downtown Lee's Summit.On behalf of our over 91,000 residents we invite you to come visit us in Lee's Summit. When you think about it, we're just 20-minutes-away (isn't everything just 20-minutes away) and a short 15 miles down the road (less than 5 songs on the radio if you're keeping track).

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Home Improvements require permits

Prior to tackling home improvement projects this summer, please check whether a building permit is required or not. Here are a few projects requiring a permit before work commences:

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City of Lee's Summit News

Open House set for Cedar Creek Sewer Improvements

The City of Lee’s Summit Water Utilities Department will host an informational open house about the Cedar Creek sanitary sewer improvements project from 5 to 7 p.m., Monday June 24, 2013 at Winterset Park Clubhouse, 2505 SW Wintercreek Drive in Lee’s Summit.

When the rain comes down “Turn Around, Don't Drown”

With the recent heavy rain it is important to be aware of rapidly changing conditions in our area and stay alert to weather watches and warnings.

 

 

City Adds 'How Do I" page to Website

The City of Lee’s Summit today (May 23) announced another significant enhancement to our website, cityofls.net., the addition of a “How Do I” page.  The new page replaces the E-government page and makes it more convenient to navigate the site, especially for those not sure where to find information about particular City programs or services.

 

Do You Need Exterior Home Repair Assistance?

If you are in need of minor exterior home repairs or minor private sanitary sewer improvements, the City of Lee’s Summit’s Minor Home Repair program is worth considering. The program is an opportunity for low-to-moderate income level homeowners to apply for grant funded assistance provided by the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The City administers the program for our community,