District 1 PROPEL Loan Program

The District 1 PROPEL loan program is now available. The low-interest, short-term revolving loan program is designed to make access to capital more readily available to socially disadvantaged firms and businesses located in Wichita City Council District 1.

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Help name the Evergreen community center!

Help us brainstorm names for the Evergreen community center, which will house the Evergreen Library, Evergreen Neighborhood Resource Center and more neighborhood agencies.

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Greater Wichita Junior Football League

Registration is open for the 2021 fall season!

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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The City of Wichita is taking proactive steps to ensure the safety of those who visit and work in City facilities and is committed to doing its part to limit the potential impact of the Coronavirus.

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Evolve

Wichita Park & Recreation, CityArts and Wichita Public Library joint guide.

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East Kellogg Land

The City of Wichita has issued a Request For Proposals (RFP) for the development of land in the 8800-9300 Blocks of East Kellogg (US Highway 54).

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Summer Reading Program

The Wichita Public Library invites kids and teens to participate in the Summer Reading Program June 1-July 29.

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Request for Proposals for Century II

The City Manager’s Office will release a Request for Proposals seeking a professional management company to manage Century II. The City believes that hiring a professional management company will provide superior management efficiencies that will benefit Century II patrons and events while maximizing cost effectiveness for the City and taxpayers.

Request for Proposals for Century II

Alexa, Open Wichita Parks

Introducing Wichita Park & Recreation’s very own Amazon Alexa Skill, "Wichita Parks!" Click to enable the skill on your Amazon Echo device.

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Watson Park

Check out this new website and see the exciting activities you can do at Watson Park!

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Response to the Community

Recent events across the country have brought to the forefront the need to rigorously review local police policies and protocols to assure we are providing equitable community public safety and law enforcement for all Wichitans. The Mayor, City Council, and WPD denounce racism in all its forms and seek to emphasize and implement fair, transparent, and unbiased policing that reflects our core principles and values. The downloadable document is a review and response to lists of policy questions received that pertain to WPD policy, procedures, and police operations.

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