Street
The De Soto Street Department is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the City’s 112 lane miles of streets.
Pothole repairs | Street paving |
Crack sealing | Street Striping |
Mowing | Snow & ice removal |
Crosswalks | Traffic signs & signal |
Stormwater collection system (drain openings, residential driveway culverts, & road ditches) | Tree trimming & removal (on City right of ways) |
2022 Street Projects
Location | Task | Completed By | Done/Notes |
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North Cedar Creek | Overlay | Street Department | Done |
Explorers Trail | Overlay | Contractor | Done |
88th Terrace | Curb Replacement | Contractor | Done |
Valley View | Culvert & Repairs | Contractor | Done |
Snow Removal
During snowfall events, City crews focus first on main traffic corridors and then local access streets. Certain routes in the City have been marked as emergency snow routes. You are asked to avoid parking on these routes during snowfall events.
Take a look at the schedule and FAQs below to learn how the City manages winter events.
Priority | Street Type | When is it Plowed? |
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1 | Thoroughfares & Arterial | Continuously during snowfall |
2 | Main-line Residential | Continuously during snowfall |
3 | Local Residential | After Priority 2 is completed and snowfall has ended |
4 | Cul-de-sacs | After snowfall has ended and Priority 2 and Priority 3 streets are cleared |
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Jim Briggs
Phone: 913-908-6099
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Street Department
Physical Address
9620 Lexington Ave
De Soto, KS 66018
Notice a Problem?
Have you noticed a street light outage, pothole, downed street sign, or other street-related concern? Fill out our Citizen Request Form or Contact City Hall at 913-583-1182, or Jim Briggs at 913-908-6099. We will respond promptly to your request.
- How long does it take to clear the streets?
- What can I do to help make the snow removal process go quicker?
- How can I report an icy street?
- What do I do if a snow plow truck causes damage to my property?
- What do I do if I have a medical emergency?
- How do I minimize the amount of freshly shoveled snow from being plowed right back into my driveway?
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