Departments
The City Clerk’s Office maintains, protects and preserves the official records of the city, organizes the annual calendar of meetings, and coordinates agendas, legal publications, and bids and proposals.
The City Manager and staff are responsible for managing the city’s affairs and day-to-day operations, as well as implementing policies set by the Governing Body.
Overland Park’s Finance and Administration Department works with the City Council, City Manager, and city departments to coordinate financial planning, economic development incentives, and payment of city bills.
The Fire Department provides emergency medical and fire suppression services to Overland Park and Merriam residents, while working to educate residents and reduce the risks to life and safety in the city.
Human Resources attracts, hires, motivates, trains and retains the best employees so Overland Park can provide its residents, businesses, and organizations the highest quality of service.
The law department prepares and prosecutes all municipal court cases in the City, and supports city staff with legal advice and services in order to allow city staff to provide the best possible services to Overland Park residents, visitors, business owners, and organizations.
Overland Park’s Municipal Court is the judicial branch of the city. It processes traffic and ordinance violations.
The Parks and Recreation Department operates, maintains, and grows the recreational amenities that make Overland Park a great place to live, work, and play.
Planning and Development Services
The Planning and Development Services Department helps the community plan for the future, assures resident safety, and supports neighborhoods.
The Police Department keeps the people of Overland Park safe and secure through patrol, investigation, community policing, and training operations.
Overland Park’s Public Works Department provides safe and timely street, traffic and stormwater services.