Past Events

The City Planning and Development Department is leading an update of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. This plan sets priorities and guides land development decisions to ensure Kansas City, Missouri is a thriving, people-centered community and a successful model for other American cities to follow for future generations. Read more about the update in the Comprehensive Plan Update Fact Sheet. The City’s current comprehensive plan, FOCUS, was adopted in 1997. Help KC build a plan for the next 25 years. Go…

Monthly Neighborhood Association Meetings are currently being held via Google Meet and link to the meeting will be posted in the event listing the day of the meeting. Join via computer: meet.google.com/gbv-vodz-etd Join via phone: +1 727-325-2170 (PIN: 464846985)

Due to high numbers of Trick-or-Treaters in the neighborhood, Coleman Highlands neighbors are putting on a Trick-or-Treating event Friday, October 30th at 6:00pm for Coleman Highlands kiddos only. We've had numbers ranging from 600-800 kids  during Halloween every year—kids from all over the city come to Coleman Highlands. And while it's wonderful being able to enjoy the fun with so many kids, large gatherings are not a great idea at this time. Having a special Trick-or-Treat event on the 30th…

The City of Kansas City, Missouri conducts scheduled curbside leaf and brush collections each spring and fall. This fall, collection will be Monday November 9. Curbside Leaf and Brush Collection Rules: Sacks and bundles should be placed at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the regularly-scheduled trash day, but not before 3:00 p.m. on the previous day. No more than 20 sacks and bundles per household. Sacks and bundles must not weigh more than 40 pounds each. Use only paper…

I’ve always enjoyed this project and loved putting it together with good friends and neighbors. Some years the result has been spectacular. However, the wind and dry weather conditions of Christmas Eve 2019 were not in our favor. A fire erupted on the south end of the Coleman loop. Residents spent hours in vain trying to light the candles on the Trafficway. Out of precaution, my brother Jim Baggett and I walked the neighborhood putting out candles in luminarias near…

No-tag ("trash amnesty") weeks happen twice a year and on special occasions. During those weeks, residents can put out up to 12 bags curbside without any additional tags as long as each bag weighs less than 40 pounds. Regular trash rules apply. No hazardous waste, bulky items or leaf and brush will be collected.

Monthly Neighborhood Association Meetings are currently being held via Google Meet and link to the meeting will be posted in the event listing the day of the meeting.