Did you know that we have a program called the Wichita Area Restoration Program (WARP) that assists residents with getting their driver's licenses back after a suspension? If you or someone you know needs help, please visit to learn more.

Today at the City Council meeting, the Council heard the following items:.Consent Agenda. – Approved 7/0. Board of Bids and Contracts – Approved 7/0. Petitions for Public Improvements – Approved 7/0. Design Contract for Planeview Community Center – Approved 6/1 (Mayor – No).

Wichita Housing's Family Self-Sufficiency Program helps families in Housing programs get connected to resources, save money and learn skills to help them build a sustainable financial future! .Apply ➡️ Learn more ➡️

Today the Council issued proclamations for Saint Paul African Episcopal Church’s 150th Anniversary and Self Awareness Month, and also recognized a STEAM music project led by Roy Moye III encouraging involvement with aviation and recognizing Wichita’s rich aviation history. His

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Tomorrow, the Council will consider designating Delano from Seneca Street in the west, McLean Boulevard in the east, Douglas Avenue in the north.and Maple Street in the south a Common Consumption Area. If approved, it will allow open alcoholic consumption in the area from 10 a.m.

A request for qualifications (RFQ) is open for professional artists and artist teams with a demonstrated history of completing durable, permanent public art projects to submit their qualifications for a $40,000 public art commission for A. Price Woodard Jr. Memorial Park. The

How do I plan a community event? Do I need an application?.All outdoor events on public or private property that meet one or more of the following criteria must complete a Community Event application:. ➡️ Multiple vendors on one property.➡️ Street closures (other than for.

We love this spotlight on Big Red, which resides outside of the Advanced Learning Library. Check it out!

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is now accepting applications for low interest federal disaster loans to offset the physical and economic losses from the severe storms and flooding that occurred June 3-7, 2025. These loans are available to small businesses, private

The arts mean business! Did you know that the Arts in Wichita generate: .🎨 more than 2,900 jobs and .🎨 an economic impact of more than $184.7 million annually.🎨 $108.8 million in income to residents, and .🎨 delivers $32.3 million in local, state and federal government tax

Did you know you can track the Sweepers of the Plains online and see when they will be in your neighborhood next? Visit to see where the Sweepers will be next!

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Since November 2023 when we launched the new reporting app, we have had over 2,000 residents sign up to report issues they see around the city. You can sign up too by downloading the app. Or report anonymously at

Earlier this summer we officially launched the City of Wichita ID - a free, low-barrier ID to enable residents to utilize City services, apply for jobs and more. ➡️ Learn more and apply for an ID at

The City Manager discusses options for moving forward with the Waterwalk agreement. Those include the city could attempt to terminate the development agreement, renegotiate the development agreement, or the City and Developer could agree to terminate the development agreement.

RT @CityofWichita: Join the City of Wichita, Child Start and other community partners on August 15 for a dynamic summit designed to strengt….

Emily Hurst from Animal Services celebrates that more owners reclaimed their pets last month and reminds owners that there are no reclaim fees for cats. Today’s pet of the day is Ace and is looking for his owners or his next home.

RT @WichitaPolice: Well Done Wednesday.Vol: 77. This incident highlights that serving the community goes far beyond enforcing the law… it’s….

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