The Hyde Park Neighborhood Association boundaries are 31st Street on the north, 47th Street on the south, Troost Avenue on the east and Gillham Road/Plaza (westernmost) on the west.

Membership is open to all persons over the age of 18 years, who are residents of, or who operate a business, or institution officed within the Hyde Park boundaries. Click here to become a member.

Neighborhood Meetings: The Hyde Park Neighborhood Association facilitates neighborhood meetings at 7:00 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every odd month at Pilgrim Chapel. If you would like to add an item to the agenda, contact the 1st Vice President.

Board Meetings: The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Monday of every month at Pilgrim Chapel.

Crime Meetings: The Crime meeting is held at 7:00 p.m. on the last Thursday of every month at Central Patrol, 1200 East Linwood Boulevard. For additional information, please contact the Committee Chair.

All meetings are open to the public.

Yes. The Association is a registered 501-c3. Donations and memberships are tax deductible.

Visit the Gillham Park playground on a sunny day after school, and you will see that there are many children in Hyde Park! As more and more families move to our neighborhood, there have become more educational opportunities. For a list of schools in Hyde Park, visit ShowMeKCSchools.org.

Hyde Park neighbors pride themselves on maintaining a safe neighborhood by communicating with one another and encouraging a “front porch culture.” Still, like all Midtown neighborhoods, it is not without crime. The HPNA along with Central Patrol facilitate monthly crime meetings at the Central Patrol Division Station, 1200 Linwood Blvd. We understand that not everyone is comfortable going in to a police station, so you are also welcome to reach out to the crime chair or any Board member with concerns.

For more information on crime in Hyde Park, we recommend visiting CrimeReports.com.

Call the non emergency number at 816-234-5111 or contact our Community Interaction Officers (CID).

Community Interaction Officers are working with neighborhoods in anti- crime efforts. These officers are charged to work with neighborhoods on a regular basis to address specific neighborhood problems and help find possible solutions. They attend the monthly crime meetings at Central Patrol. Our CID officers are:

Holly Stricken

816-759-6313

In Hyde Park, trash pick up is every Monday morning. All eligible households receive one collection of residential trash each week. If you have more than two bags, buy a tag for each additional bag. For more information regarding trash pick up, visit the trash collection page of the City website.

Recycling is also picked up on Monday mornings. The recycling bins signal trucks to stop, however they also accept additional recyclables in cardboard boxes, paper bags, laundry baskets or rubber tubs. There is no limit on recycling.

Note that glass cannot be recycled curbside. For a list of free Ripple Glass recycling bins, visit Ripple Glass’s website.