Lee's Summit issues election reminder, season-pass sale and community event notices
April 06, 2026 | Lee's Summit, Jackson County, Missouri
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Jordan, the presenter, opened the City of Lee's Summit flash briefing for the week of April 6 and ran through four short community reminders.
The most immediate item: “The general municipal election is Tuesday, April 7th,” Jordan said, directing voters to the city elections page at cityofls.net to look up council districts, polling places and candidate filings. Voters seeking polling locations or candidate information were told to consult that site.
Jordan also announced that Summit Waves season passes are on sale. “A season pass costs $105 for Lee's Summit residents and $140 for non-residents,” Jordan said, adding that buyers who order before May 1 can save $10. The presenter directed listeners to summitwaves.net for purchases and details.
On volunteer opportunities, Jordan urged residents to sign up for a Stream Team event aimed at protecting local streamside habitat. The event is scheduled for April 18 from 10:00 a.m. to noon at Mackey Park; trash bags and gloves will be provided. Jordan noted student and scout community service hours are available and that volunteers must register and sign a waiver at cityofls.net/greenls.
Finally, Jordan said the downtown Lee's Summit Farmers Market is back in full swing and that the Wednesday market takes place on Green Street from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
The briefing closed with a brief thank-you and a wish for a good week. For more information on election resources, recreation passes and volunteer registration, the presenter referenced cityofls.net and the program sites named above.
The most immediate item: “The general municipal election is Tuesday, April 7th,” Jordan said, directing voters to the city elections page at cityofls.net to look up council districts, polling places and candidate filings. Voters seeking polling locations or candidate information were told to consult that site.
Jordan also announced that Summit Waves season passes are on sale. “A season pass costs $105 for Lee's Summit residents and $140 for non-residents,” Jordan said, adding that buyers who order before May 1 can save $10. The presenter directed listeners to summitwaves.net for purchases and details.
On volunteer opportunities, Jordan urged residents to sign up for a Stream Team event aimed at protecting local streamside habitat. The event is scheduled for April 18 from 10:00 a.m. to noon at Mackey Park; trash bags and gloves will be provided. Jordan noted student and scout community service hours are available and that volunteers must register and sign a waiver at cityofls.net/greenls.
Finally, Jordan said the downtown Lee's Summit Farmers Market is back in full swing and that the Wednesday market takes place on Green Street from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
The briefing closed with a brief thank-you and a wish for a good week. For more information on election resources, recreation passes and volunteer registration, the presenter referenced cityofls.net and the program sites named above.
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