The Lee's Summit Fire Department discusses PulsePoint, a free 911-connected mobile app that alerts citizens trained in CPR when it is needed nearby in a public location. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone at any time. PulsePoint empowers CPR-trained citizens to help improve patient outcomes and save lives by initiating CPR earlier and increasing the use of automated external defibrillators (AED) before emergency responders arrive on the scene.

Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or a curious resident, this episode provides an inside look at how the Lee’s Summit Municipal Airport is evolving to serve both the skies and the community. We’ll explore the latest developments at the airport , including the exciting decision to rename it, progress on Hangar 2 redevelopment, potential for a passenger terminal and the ongoing efforts to minimize aircraft noise and balance growth with neighborhood harmony.

On this episode of the Green Street Beat, we will highlight the Downtown Market Plaza, what features the project will have and the impact it will bring to the City.

On this episode of the Green Street Beat, we talk about the substance use disorder treatment program, Safe Passage, and how the Lee’s Summit Police Department has partnered with behavioral health providers to aid those seeking help. We will discuss the Safe Passage process, what the program offers and more.

On April 4, Lee's Summit voters will have an opportunity to consider three separate general obligation bond questions for the purposes of (1) public safety, (2) transportation, and (3) City Facilities Reinvestment. On this episode of the Green Street Beat, City Manager Mark Dunning, Fire Chief Mike Snider, Police Chief Travis Forbes and Public Works Director Michael Park discuss the proposed bond projects and their potential impact on the City.

On this episode of the Green Street Beat, we are meeting with members of the Diversity and Inclusion Commission, talking about the assessment phase and hearing about what's to come moving forward. 

On this episode, Director of Development Services Ryan Elam and Assistant Director of Plan Services Josh Johnson recap major development news in 2021 and look ahead to 2022.

On this episode, City Manager Steve Arbo, Police Chief Travis Forbes and Fire Chief Mike Snider discuss the upcoming April 5 Municipal General Election. Lee's Summit voters will have an opportunity to approve a half-cent public safety sales tax dedicated to the operations of the Fire and Police Departments. If approved, the revenue could be used for services, equipment, compensation and training. 

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