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About Leawood Estates:
Leawood Estates is a beautiful neighborhood comprised of close to 1,500 homes on tree lined streets located within the cities of Leawood and Overland Park, Kansas. The Leawood Estates Homeowners Association was created to ensure the development and maintenance of a quality neighborhood.
 
Association Management:
In order to provide the best possible service for our association membership, your phone calls are answered directly by Homes Association Solutions management company.  They will be happy to help with issues regarding trash pick-up, tree maintenance, dues, etc. 
The phone number to call for assistance is 913-825-0001.
 
Green For Life (GFL) Trash/Recycling Customer Service: 816-380-5595
 
Event Parking:
If you're planning a party or event at your home please help your guests and neighbors by contacting the city for parking signs. This will help keep the streets open for emergency vehicles.  More details.
 
Electric Scooter Regulations
The City of Leawood recently adopted updated safety regulations for electric bicycles, electric scooters and other micromobility devices. The new rules take effect December 15, 2026.
 
The regulations are designed to improve safety for riders, pedestrians and others sharing our streets, sidewalks and trails.
 
Here's what residents should know:
·  15 mph speed limit: Bicycles, e-bikes and micromobility devices must travel no faster than 15 mph on sidewalks, multi-use paths and trails. This restriction does not apply to streets or designated bike lanes.
 
·  Age restrictions: Riders under 16 may not operate Class 3 e-bikes or micromobility devices capable of exceeding 20 mph under motor power alone.
 
·  Helmet requirements: Riders under 18 must wear helmets when operating e-bikes and other micromobility devices. This requirement does not apply to traditional, non-electric bicycles.
 
·  Pedestrian safety: Riders must yield to pedestrians, exercise due care and provide an audible warning when passing.
 
·  Passenger restrictions: Devices may only carry the number of riders they are designed to accommodate. 
 
For additional details about the new regulations, visit leawood.org/scooters
Pay HOA Dues Online
Tired of writing and mailing checks?  If so, you can now pay HOA dues online!

The management company, Home Association Solutions, has moved to a new software program that allows you to view your balance and remit payments electronically.  The payment processor will charge a convenience fee for each online transaction (at varying fees for different payment methods).  While the association uses this system, the fees are charged by and paid directly to the payment processor.  Payments may be made by credit card, debit card, or e-check.  To make your online payment, you will need to register and get approved before logging in and setting up your payment.  
 
Please contact Home Association Solutions at 913-825-0001 if you have any questions, issues registering or issues remitting payment. 
 
To start this process, simply click on the link below and follow their instructions!
 
Proposed Changes to 103rd Street from State Line to Mission Road
The City of Leawood is planning for a 2026 project to convert 103rd Street (State Line to Mission Road) from a four-lane road to a three-lane road.
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City of Leawood Launches “Leawood: Rooted & Reaching” Comprehensive Planning Initiative
The City of Leawood announced “Leawood: Rooted & Reaching,” a community-wide planning initiative designed to shape the city’s future while honoring its strong foundation and unique character.
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Change to Leawood Pet Licensing
We’re reaching out to share an important update about pet licensing requirements in Leawood.
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Vehicle Break-Ins
The Leawood Police Department continues to receive reports of auto crimes throughout the area, and we are asking for help.
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Yard Waste Guidelines
A friendly reminder about yard waste guidelines
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Tree Diseases in Leawood Estates
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) and Oak Wilt are impacting neighborhood trees. Here's what you need to know.
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