SidewalksKC action planning sessions start July 13

Bywphawebsite July 9, 2016

Sidewalks are a vital link throughout our community. They connect us to jobs, schools, and neighbors. They provide a safe place for children to play and people to thrive. Having good sidewalks is a matter of safety, mobility and equity. Sidewalks are a key ingredient to a healthy community. But in many Kansas City neighborhoods, the sidewalks are upheaved, crumbling or nonexistent.

BikeWalkKC is partnering with several agencies and neighborhoods on the new SidewalksKC initiative to design a plan to fix our sidewalks. Get involved by attending planning sessions at The Whole Person:

Wednesday, July 13, 2016, from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2016, from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, from 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Learn more about SidewalksKC

Let us know if you’d like to help represent the WPHA neighborhood in this effort!

volunteer

Calling for volunteers to keep the WPHA strong
Bywphawebsite April 16, 2015

Despite all the events and responsibilities undertaken by the Ward Parkway Homes Association, your board of directors would like to offer even more. However, with too few volunteers trying to tackle too many assignments, some popular services have fallen by the wayside. A leaves and bulky items pickup complementing the city’s pickups was discontinued a…

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communication | membership | safety | volunteer

Renew your WPHA membership for 2017-18
Bywphawebsite September 6, 2017

The Ward Parkway Homes Association is a wonderful neighborhood filled with neighbors who watch out for each other and value working together to keep our neighborhood beautiful, safe and welcoming. We invite you to renew your annual membership in the association by Oct. 1, 2017 — or join for the first time if you are…

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government | infrastructure

City to place $800 million infrastructure plan on April 4 ballot
Bywphawebsite January 19, 2017

The Kansas City City Council passed an ordinance on Jan. 19, 2017, placing an $800 million infrastructure repair plan on the April 4 ballot, seeking resident approval for a comprehensive capital improvements program. The program would use revenue created by issuing approximately $40 million in bonds each year for 20 years. Infrastructure repair plan approved…

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construction project | government | infrastructure

Brush Creek basin sewer rehab project to begin soon
Bywphawebsite March 14, 2018March 27, 2018

More construction work is planned to rehabilitate aging sewers in our area. It’s part of federal requirements Kansas City must meet to improve water quality by reducing the frequency and volume of sewer overflows. The Inflow and Infiltration Reduction: Brush Creak Area 2 project will restore sewer mains, service lateral connections and manholes. This will…

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membership | volunteer | WPHA Board

New committee to focus on membership growth and engagement
Bywphawebsite January 10, 2019

The Ward Parkway Homes Association is excited to announce the launch of a Membership Committee and its focus in the coming year. Richard Murray (Mercier Street) has joined the WPHA Board and will head the committee in 2019. Secretary Mike Allmon (Belleview Avenue) and Alex Gill (Jefferson Street) will serve as formal members, and several…

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events | volunteer

Help plan next Easter Egg Hunt
Bywphawebsite December 2, 2018December 2, 2018

We’re looking for a few residents to plan the WPHA Easter Egg Hunt next year. This spirited egg hunt on the Ward Parkway Presbyterian Church lawn is a favorite for young kids. The event date is Sunday, April 7, with a rain date of Sunday, April 14, 2019. Tasks include coordinating with the church, filling…

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