If you’re concerned about a specific pesky curb damaging your car in Kansas City or a neighboring city, it’s in your best interest to report it pronto. Here’s a HUGE list of official contacts and websites to submit street repair requests in Blue Springs, Sugar Creek, and everywhere in between.
Blue Springs, MO
Reports of damaged streets or curbs can be sent to the Blue Springs Streets Division of Public Works at 816-228-0195 or online at www.bluespringsgov.com.Bonner Springs, KS
Use the Bonner Springs Request Tracker to report and track any concerns regarding unsafe street conditions, curbs, or signage.Gladstone, MO
Submit a report of a busted curb in Gladstone using their Public Works Request Form.Grandview, MO
Call 816-316-4856 to request simple repairs of damaged curbs. If a curb or sidewalk needs to be replaced completely, call the Grandview City Engineer at 816-316-4857 for assistance. For more details, visit www.grandview.org.Independence, MO
You may anonymously submit a service request to repair or replace broken curbs in Independence at independence.mo.us.Kansas City
A new inspection and repair process has been put in place for damaged curbs in Kansas City. Missouri and Kansas residents can request repairs officially through 311, the city’s comprehensive resolution service. There are ten ways to report curb and sidewalk damage, including dialing 311, tweeting @KCMO311 on Twitter, using the 311 mobile app (iOS and Android), and submitting an online request through Missouri’s 311 service page or Kansas’s 311 service page.Lansing, KS
Complete the Fix-It-Form to request repairs of damaged curbs and sidewalks in Lansing.Lawrence, KS
To report a damaged curb or sidewalk in Lawrence, fill out an online form at lawrenceks.org.Leavenworth, KS
Report Leavenworth potholes and curb issues by dialing 913-682-9201 or using their online form at www.lvks.org.Leawood, KS
Fill out and submit an Action Center form to report curb or sidewalk damage in Leawood.Lee’s Summit, MO
LS Connect is the official site to report non-emergency issues, including damaged curbs, streets, potholes, and more. You can also use the LS Connect app (iOS and Android).Lenexa, KS
In 2019, the city of Lenexa invested $5 million into their Pavement Management Program. Put that money to good use and submit a service request for damaged curbs in Lenexa by visiting lenexa.com.Liberty, MO
All issues concerning street damage in Liberty, MO, including curbs, potholes, sidewalks, and signs, can be submitted at www.libertymissouri.gov.Mission, KS
Potholes and damaged curbs in Mission, Kansas, as well as streetlamp outages and broken street signs, can all be reported at missionks.org or by calling Mission City Hall at 913-676-8350.Olathe, KS
Call 913-971-9511 or use the interactive map at www.olatheks.org to mark curbs in need of repair. You can also include images of the curbs in question when submitting a request.Overland Park, KS
Request repairs to broken curbs and sidewalks in Overland Park via OPCares.Raymore, MO
Although the city of Raymore has a plan to repair all curbs by 2022, you can still report concerns of curb damage at by submitting a form at raymore.com.Shawnee, KS
Citizens of Shawnee can request maintenance, service, and repairs of curbs through SeeClickFix, both online at cityofshawnee.org and through their app (iOS and Android).Sugar Creek, MO
Contact the Sugar Creek Public Works Department at 816-252-4413 to report concerns.If you’ve had a rough bout with a curb that resulted in auto body damage, feel free to contact your nearest McCarthy body shop with 5 locations in the Kansas City area. If tires or misaligned wheels are the problem, any of McCarthy’s local service centers can help as well.
