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City unveils real‑time information center; public open house announced

Overland Park City Council · May 4, 2026
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Summary

Public Safety Chair Reese said the city opened a real‑time information center that integrates cameras, drone feeds and responder video; Kwik Trip is listed as a sponsor and a community open house was announced for the center.

Public Safety Chair Reese updated the council on the recently opened real‑time information center, explaining it integrates traffic cameras, drone feeds, first‑responder views and select vehicle and body cameras to support response to incidents and events across the city. Reese described the tool as citywide — not limited to public safety — and said it will be used for weather events and other city operations; Kwik Trip is listed as a sponsor for the program.

Reese said there will be a community open house (registration noted during the meeting) so residents can see the center and learn about its role and capabilities. The council acknowledged the update; no action was recorded during the meeting.