Harrisonville Downtown Parking & Traffic Study

If you’ve visited Downtown Harrisonville recently, you may have noticed the parking options and traffic flow in the area have room for improvement. As our community continues to grow, finding a solution to these challenges is becoming increasingly important.

The City of Harrisonville is working with Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) and local infrastructure consultants on a parking and traffic study to explore ways to alleviate parking shortages, maximize current parking opportunities, and pinpoint traffic management concerns. These recommendations will be packaged into an easy-to-use plan for the City to implement.

THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT!

The project team has completed their evaluations and have identified both key traffic and parking issues and solutions for better intersections, sidewalk connections and parking options. Click the links below to see their results.

Harrisonville 2025 Public Engagement Report

Harrisonville 2025 Survey Summary Report

WHO IS DOING THE STUDY?

Together with MARC, the City of Harrisonville selected CFS Engineering, Lynchpin Ideas and EverStrive Solutions to assist with the study based on the team’s local experience and technical expertise.

WHO IS PAYING FOR THE STUDY?

The Harrisonville Downtown Traffic and Parking Study is one of 17 projects across the region chosen for funding through the MARC’s Planning Sustainable Places Program. The PSP Program provides local governments with financial support to advance detailed local planning and project development activities in support of Creating Sustainable Places, Connected KC 2050’s Activity Centers and Corridors framework, and MARC’s adopted policy statement on regional land use direction.

If you have questions, please contact Sabin Yanez of CFS Engineers at syanez@cfse.com or call (816) 333-4477.