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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.
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.
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.
Leawood Estates HOA Pausing Emerald Ash Borer Treatments for 2025
Over the past several years, the Leawood Estates Homes Association has assisted homeowners with Ash trees along the street by injecting a chemical treatment to help protect these trees from the Emerald Ash Borer. Not all Ash trees received this every other year treatment; only those rated by an arborist as healthy and likely to survive were treated. If you have an Ash tree, you can check for a tag attached to the trunk which indicates that the tree has been treated. All trees on your property are owned and should be maintained by the homeowner. Our HOA provides tree trimming and maintenance services to help preserve the beautiful tree lined streets that make Leawood Estates such an attractive neighborhood.
Due to budget constraints, the LEHA board has made the difficult decision to place the 2025 treatments on hold to preserve funds for regular tree pruning and the possibility of spring storm damage. Recent research indicates that the prior chemical treatments should continue to provide some protection for the Ash trees even without treatment this year.
If any LEHA homeowner would like to have trees on their property (even backyard trees) treated for EAB protection you can contact Arbor Masters at (913) 308-3860. They will provide a 10% discount for Leawood Estates residents.
The increased costs of providing trash & recycling services, island maintenance, and tree trimming required the recent increase in our annual dues. With this in mind, the board appreciates your understanding as we endeavor to provide services and stay within our budget.
Sincerely,
Leawood Estates Board of Directors
Change to Leawood Pet Licensing
We’re reaching out to share an important update about pet licensing requirements in Leawood. Starting Tuesday, January 28, the City of Leawood will transition away from its standard pet licensing program. Instead, all dogs and cats must have either a microchip or a visible identification tag with owner contact information and be up to date on their rabies vaccination.
Why the Change?
· Animal Control officers already verify rabies vaccinations and check for microchips or tags during complaints, making pet licensing redundant.
· Eliminating the licensing program allows staff to focus on business licenses and permits, which require more resources.
What Does This Mean for Pet Owners?
· Identification Tags or Microchips:
o Dogs and cats over six months old must wear a tag or have a microchip with current contact information (a phone number at the least). Tags should always be worn outdoors.
· Rabies Vaccinations:
o Pets over six months old must have a rabies vaccination or, if exempt for health reasons, a veterinarian's statement. Owners should keep vaccination records available for Animal Control.
· Parks and Greenways Rules:
o Dogs visiting Leawood Dog Park or other city parks must be vaccinated against rabies. Leash laws and park rules remain in effect.
More information is posted on the City of Leawood website:
https://www.leawood.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=60
Why the Change?
· Animal Control officers already verify rabies vaccinations and check for microchips or tags during complaints, making pet licensing redundant.
· Eliminating the licensing program allows staff to focus on business licenses and permits, which require more resources.
What Does This Mean for Pet Owners?
· Identification Tags or Microchips:
o Dogs and cats over six months old must wear a tag or have a microchip with current contact information (a phone number at the least). Tags should always be worn outdoors.
· Rabies Vaccinations:
o Pets over six months old must have a rabies vaccination or, if exempt for health reasons, a veterinarian's statement. Owners should keep vaccination records available for Animal Control.
· Parks and Greenways Rules:
o Dogs visiting Leawood Dog Park or other city parks must be vaccinated against rabies. Leash laws and park rules remain in effect.
More information is posted on the City of Leawood website:
https://www.leawood.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=60
Tomahawk Creek Wastewater Facility Neighborhood Notice
Vehicle Break-Ins
The Leawood Police Department continues to receive reports of auto crimes throughout the area, and we are asking for help.
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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Sign Up for Email Notifications
Current resident of the Leawood Estates Homes Association? Reminder to "Register" on this website to access additional information.
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Pay HOA Dues Online
Tired of writing and mailing checks? If so, you can now pay HOA dues online.
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