City of Prairie Village Government

The Prairie Village Diversity Committee invites residents and visitors to Prairie Village Pride, a community-wide event ...
06/05/2026

The Prairie Village Diversity Committee invites residents and visitors to Prairie Village Pride, a community-wide event dedicated to celebrating q***r joy. This inclusive, family-friendly celebration will take place on Saturday, June 6, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Harmon Park.

Designed as a welcoming gathering for everyone, Prairie Village Pride aims to foster community connection, promote inclusivity, and celebrate diversity within the city. This event is completely free to attend and requires no prior registration. Attendees of all ages can look forward to a vibrant afternoon filled with engaging activities, wellness, and entertainment.

The event will feature a wide array of attractions, including:
- Exciting Entertainment: Live music and performances to keep the energy high and the community engaged.
- Community Info Sessions: Opportunities to learn, connect, and gather valuable resources from local organizations and community groups.
- Activities for All Ages: Fun, family-oriented games and interactive experiences spread across the park.
- Yoga & Mindfulness Sessions: Guided sessions to promote wellness, relaxation, and centering in a peaceful outdoor setting.

The Prairie Village Diversity Committee is proud to host this event and encourages all members of the community to come out, pack a picnic blanket, show their support, and enjoy a wonderful day together at Harmon Park.

The Prairie Village and Fairway pool complexes will both close today at 4 for swim meets. Those with Prairie Village sea...
06/04/2026

The Prairie Village and Fairway pool complexes will both close today at 4 for swim meets.

Those with Prairie Village season memberships can use their passes today at the Mission or Roeland Park pools. (You do not need a super pass to visit these pools on days when the PV pool is closed for a swim or dive meet.)

It's play stream season! The stream at Franklin Park is one of the most beloved features in our park system. Our Public ...
06/04/2026

It's play stream season! The stream at Franklin Park is one of the most beloved features in our park system. Our Public Works team aims to have the stream cleared of debris and running from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Delays in the stream opening are typically related to backups caused by sand, mulch, sticks, or other items that end up in the stream. These backups can lead to flooding in the pavilion or cause damage to the pump motors.

Help us keep the stream open this summer by encouraging kids to keep mulch and other debris away from the water!

The Prairie Village BZA & Planning Commission will meet on Tuesday, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Here's a preview of the items...
05/29/2026

The Prairie Village BZA & Planning Commission will meet on Tuesday, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Here's a preview of the items on the agenda for discussion or action.

Meeting agendas, packets, and videos are available through a public portal at https://prairievillageks.portal.civicclerk.com/.

The Prairie Village City Council will meet on Monday at 6 p.m. Here's a preview of the items on the agenda for discussio...
05/29/2026

The Prairie Village City Council will meet on Monday at 6 p.m. Here's a preview of the items on the agenda for discussion or action.

Meeting agendas, packets, and videos are available through a public portal at https://prairievillageks.portal.civicclerk.com/.

Last chance, enrollment ends today for Kansas City Junior Tennis League!KCJTL offers youth ages 8-18 the opportunity to ...
05/28/2026

Last chance, enrollment ends today for Kansas City Junior Tennis League!

KCJTL offers youth ages 8-18 the opportunity to develop, improve, and refine their tennis skills. The league consists of weekly clinics, challenge days, weekly team matches, and an end-of-year tournament. The cost is $120 for the summer.

Visit www.kcjtl.org for more information. Register and pay online at https://www.pvkansas.com/things-to-do/recreation-programs/tennis or at City Hall, 7700 Mission Road.

05/26/2026

‼️UPDATE: E-BIKE, E-SCOOTER, AND E-MOTO ENFORCEMENT IN PRAIRIE VILLAGE
Over the last several months, the Prairie Village Police Department has focused heavily on education. Following the passage of our updated city ordinances, our officers have stopped numerous young riders to hand out warnings, explain the rules of the road, and connect with parents.

While our goal is always education first, we continue to receive a high volume of traffic and sidewalk complaints from the community. To keep our neighborhoods, sidewalks, and streets safe for everyone, PVPD is transitioning from warnings to a more aggressive enforcement, including citations.

We need parents and riders to understand the legal distinctions between these devices. Many high-powered electric vehicles being ridden by juveniles are not legal "toys"—they are unregistered motorcycles.

Electric-Assisted Bicycles (E-Bikes) & E-Scooters
•The Rules: Operators must yield to pedestrians, give an audible warning (like a bell or a verbal "on your left") before passing, and cannot ride while distracted (such as texting).
•Helmets: Under Prairie Village Ordinance 11-224, all riders under the age of 18 are required to wear a helmet on e-bikes and e-scooters.
•Class 1 & 2 E-Bikes: Have functional pedals, are capped at 20 mph, and are permitted on sidewalks with proper caution.
•Class 3 E-Bikes: Can reach speeds up to 28 mph. By city law, these must be ridden on the roadway, and the operator must be 16 years of age or older.

🚫 Illegal "E-Motos," Electric Dirt Bikes, and Mopeds
•The Reality: High-performance electric machines (such as Sur-Rons, Talarias, or gas/electric mopeds over 49cc) that feature no functional pedals, or travel over 30 mph, are classified as motorcycles under Kansas law.
•The Restrictions: These vehicles are 100% illegal to operate on sidewalks or recreational paths.
•The Requirements: To ride an e-moto or moped on a public street, the operator must have a valid driver's license (with a motorcycle endorsement if applicable), registration, and insurance.

Operating an illegal, unregistered vehicle, riding without a license, or operating a motorized vehicle on a sidewalk can result in citations and fines.

📣Attention parents! If you are considering purchasing an electric device for your child, please double-check the manufacturer specs to ensure it complies with Kansas law and Prairie Village Municipal Code. Let's work together to keep PV streets and sidewalks safe for pedestrians and drivers alike! Have questions? Visit our website or contact our traffic unit at (913) 385-4603.

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7700 Mission Road
Prairie Village, KS
66208

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5am
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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