Bonner PD has gold level patience! So my teenage boys and I were thrifting today and my oldest boy…read moregrabbed something from my youngest boy and purposely hid it from him, because he was in a bad mood. I let my big guy know that he just lost his xbox for being a d1ck to his brother- a some silly susy overheard this and shamed me for it. I let her know that it was none of her business AND that he was acting like a d1ck to his brother and she just couldnt hang, so she called Bonner Springs PD on me While I appreciate their fast af response time- it also saddens me that they have to deal with such resource vampires. BSPD Car 38 followed me for a block while my teens were hysterically laughing at the situation and watching the officer as he was looking for a valid reason to pull me over. I truly feel that folks who misuse emergency response as silly susy did should definately be held liable for wasting these precious resources. These cops could have been scoping out some REAL crime, like idk someone smokin a doob or stealing a slice of lemon loaf from the local wally world... We really got a kick out of it though- so much that i even gave the d1ck kid his xbox back cause we shared a pretty hearty giggle. Thanks again BPD!

Thank you for going out of your way to get me home safely during the snow, even…read moretho I got a ticket u were kind

I had a rather complicated title issue. Being a little unsure what I needed, Coutney walked me…read moreright through it. She was professional, knowledgeable, and very polite. What an encouraging experience at the License Bureau. Keep this up! Five stars for Courtney! Thank you, Pamela E.

Professional Kelly assisted me and was very helpful as were the other staff. Was able to get in an…read moreout quickly and provided a comfortable building during the summer heat. Very clean and stations well marked for convenience.

Last week I graduated from the Fall 2024 Citizens Police Academy (CPA), and that's what prompted me…read moreto write this review. The CPA is a 12-week class that educates citizens about the mission undertaken by the men and women of the Lenexa Police Department. Each 3.5-hour, weekly class featured a different topic, different departments, and different presenters. I was really blown away by what I learned about all the various ways the LPD serves our city, the passion of the employees to protect and serve, and the quality of the facilities, leadership, vehicles, equipment, and more. I learned that there are other educational opportunities that the LPD offers Lenexa residents, including a ride-along program; a semi-annual, four-week use of force workshop; and a summer camp for tweens and teens. I intend to avail myself of some of those! Most of all, I came away with a greater respect for the difficult work these folks do, both physically and emotionally. It gave me more appreciation for the sacrifices they make on our behalf and a greater understanding of how much they deserve our support. I highly recommend this course for anyone considering a career in law enforcement, residents wanting a better idea of how your tax dollars are being used, and resources available to us at no expense (beyond our tax payments) to help prevent crime and keep ourselves safe. If you want to find out more, visit the LPD's Facebook page or website, or call community liaison Master Officer Danny Chavez at the non-emergency number.

I guess if I need to go to a police station these people are at least nice. I needed a copy of my…read morepolice report and they helped me out really quickly. They also helped me get my stolen motorcycle back so I have no complaints.

had to go to the license office because after doing everything online the people responible for…read moresending the tags to me sent them to a wrong address. With this in mind we went to the Lee's Summit License office on in pine tree plaza prepared for 2 hrs of agravation. What a wonderful pleasant supprise checkin and immediatly Heather called us over even though the place was packed, and took care of the issue in 15 minutes along with a smile. this was so confusing as we in our past lives at license office in other locations fought long lines and very rude people. Our hat is off to the Lees Summit License office and a special thanks to Heather. Ken and June Crawford Fountains of Raintree

I don't know about the new layout. Those who sit by the door have a hard timing hearing when their…read morename is called out at the semi-circle desk behind wall. And about that, the older customers REALLY have a hard time hearing their names over the background noise. The constant repetitive shouting of names is unsettling. Then older people constantly come up to the counter interrupting the work going on to ask was it their name being called. Could there be a better system?

Yeah so I went down there and told them if they could find the bag of meth I shoved deep up in my…read moreass they could test it all they want. During the search procedure I climaxed 3 time and each time I did I got all emotional with the police officer who was performing the search. I asked him to cuddle and stuff but he got furious and kept on going. It took him about an hour to realize there was no bag. Best evening ever. 10/10, will definitely visit again

Hey you may not give two wacks about the Civil War or History but you just gotta check this place…read moreout! The Anderson House is a house from 1853(?) that went from the North to the South several times mostly used as a hospital during the war. You can walk through and see cannon balls, gun shots and sorts of great things about this time period. I always enjoy going to this place! Now the bad... there is a military school (Wentworth Military Academy) not too far from the Anderson House. It used to be "Tradition" to have the freshmen go and break into this historic house and spend the night there. Not really such a big deal BUT because of it there are places that have been vandalized, real sad. Its been awhile since I have been there but I heard they closed the house down to public tours because of this, not sure if that's a rumor or not though.

I am paralized and use a manual wheelchair. This State Park is very interesting in the museum; but,…read morethe route of travel to the Anderson House is difficult and even if you are in good shape you will need help getting back to the museum as the paving stones have holes that have partly filled with dirt and grass. It would be easy to fall on your face if your front caster falls in to one of the deeper holes. I had to pop a wheely for most of the way down to the house and chose the grass beside the path on the way up. Our group of two wheelchair users and one able body was told the house was open. However, when we got down there the door was locked and one of the State employees "Dianne Goodwin" was very rude and said loadly, " I am not going to give another tour today" and went up the hill with two older gentlemen toward the museum. Our group was able to see three sides of the house and were also able to peak in the window on the porch. The director appologized for the way we were treated by her employee. I recommend the museum but unless you have a power chair the Anderson House is hard to reach and you won't be able to see the second floor or even see a virtual tour.

Early voting during the pandemic. I have to say everything was put together very well. Everyone…read morewearing a mask outside. Plenty of staff that were explaining every step. Staff keeping the place clean constantly and safe. Spacing was great. Very quick. They really did a great job, safe, easy. Good job !!!

I have never had interaction with the consulate on a professional basis; this review is for a…read morecurrent arts exhibition that they are hosting and for the opening reception that I attended for April 2025's "First Friday". Located in The Crossroads they have embraced the arts community and participate in this monthly event. Their second floor is a gallery space and this month they are featuring a "Del Ring a la Historia"; a multimedia showcase of art from Lucha Libre. Historical masks from famous Luchadores, a photography exhibit and other Mexican wrestling memorabilia. Not only a great arts exhibit, but representatives of KC Current were their with contests and swag as was local Luchador - El Diablo Vega promoting the local wrestling community. A fun event. I'll always make sure to stop here on any future First Fridays that I attend in the future.

They don't answer the phone.. however you can submit a request on their WhatsApp number every…read moreThursday morning to see what appointments they have available. I texted at 8am and picked an appointment for 1:30pm to get my Mexican passport. It takes roughly 1hr for them to call your name and enter the office. They take your picture there. You do have to come back at 5/5:30pm to pick up your document though... so plan wisely. The staff is very kind and funny.