Haysville Public Works

09/16/2026

The City of Haysville Kansas has it's own water source. We do NOT get water from the City of Wichita. We do NOT have a boil advisory.

The link below is our water utility boundary if you are unsure whether or not you are served by our water utility. You can always reach us if you have questions at 529-5940.

09/02/2026

Help keep Haysville’s storm drains clean.

Storm drains flow to local waterways, so anything dumped in the street can end up in our creeks and drainageways. Please keep trash, leaves, grass clippings, oil, paint, chemicals, and pet waste out of storm drains.

See dumping, spills, cloudy water, strong odors, or unusual flow?

Contact Haysville Public Works at 316.529.5940.

08/21/2026

🚧 2026 Haysville Street Program Begins August 25 🚧

The City of Haysville's 2026 Street Program is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, August 25th.

Pearson Construction, LLC, the City's contractor, will begin distributing door hangers to residents in the project areas this week. If you receive a door hanger, please read it carefully and be sure to remove all vehicles from the street during the scheduled work dates to help the project move as efficiently as possible. The notices explain what residents can expect, including temporary access restrictions, work hours, and contact information for questions or special accommodations.

Work will begin on:
• S. Sunset Avenue
• E. Blossom Avenue
• Apple Lane

The contractor will then continue through the remainder of the 2026 Street Program, including:
• Alexander Drive and Cul-de-sac
• N. Campbell Drive
• W. Spring Drive
• W. Sandalwood Drive
• N. Ward Parkway
• N. Sunnyside Road
• S. Lamar Avenue
• W. Anita Drive
• S. Trout Avenue

We appreciate everyone's patience during construction. While there may be temporary inconveniences, these improvements will provide smoother, safer streets for our community.

This project is funded through Haysville's 1% Sales Tax, with one-half of the sales tax dedicated to improving neighborhood streets and other long-term infrastructure projects.

Thank you for your cooperation as we continue investing in Haysville's infrastructure. City of Haysville Kansas

06/01/2026

💧Annual Backflow Testing Reminder💧

Backflow Prevention Devices are used to help prevent potentially contaminated water from flowing backward into the drinking water system. To ensure they are working properly, they must be tested yearly.

These devices are to be tested by July 1 of every year per city code. The most common use of a backflow preventor in the city is for irrigation systems utilizing city water.

All backflow tests must be submitted by the contractor of your choosing at https://www.veposolutions.com/backflowtesters

As a reminder, any underground sprinkler system utilizing city water must have a backflow preventer installed.

To avoid violations/ fees, Please:
✅Schedule your annual backflow test with the contractor of your choice
✅Confirm your contractor knows tests need submitted at the above website by July 1
✅Keep a copy for your records
If you have any questions, Please contact the Water department at 316-529-5940

City of Haysville Kansas

VEPO CrossConnex testers page provides information about the CrossConnex mobile app testers can use to streamline their backflow testing business.

05/27/2026

🧹 Haysville Annual City-Wide Clean Up! 🗑
📅 Saturday, June 6 | 8AM–12PM
📍 Public Works Facility (401 S. Jane)

Ready to declutter? Bring your unwanted items to our FREE clean-up event-exclusively for city residents! 🙌

✅ Staff will assist with unloading
✅ Separate drop-off areas for brush, metal, leaves, concrete & more
✅ No cost to participate - just bring proof of residency!
♻️ Let’s keep our community clean!

📄 Check the attached flier for what’s accepted.
📞 Questions? Contact Public Works (316)-529-5940!

City of Haysville Kansas
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05/13/2026

Starting tomorrow, Calvin Opp Concrete will begin removal and replacement of identified deficient sidewalk panels throughout the City.

Work will be limited to the public right of way and is part of the City’s ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility.

Residents may see crews, equipment, and temporary closures in affected areas during construction.

We appreciate everyone’s patience as these improvements are completed.

A map of the project locations can be found here: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=5616a7c447b9478d8836cb77ef673575

City of Haysville Kansas

04/29/2026

Update: We have hired all of our summer positions. Thank you for the interest. We will begin the process again next year on April 1st.

02/21/2026

🎉🚧 Sarah Lane Reopened! 🚧🎉

The wait is over!

Sarah Lane is officially open to vehicular and pedestrian traffic as of this Saturday at 12:00 PM.

This project required coordination, construction, and regulatory approvals through the Kansas Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. We were fortunate to receive expedited approvals, as reviews of this nature can sometimes take up to a year.

We appreciate the patience of our residents, businesses, and motorists throughout construction. Your cooperation allowed this project to move forward efficiently and safely.

Please drive carefully as traffic patterns resume, and enjoy the improved roadway.
City of Haysville Kansas

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12/26/2025

The Christmas Tree Recycling area is now available and is located just north of the Public Works office. Please remove all decorations. No artificial trees. Happy recycling! ♻️ City of Haysville Kansas

11/10/2025

Cured-In-Place Sewer Lining Project Begins This Week

The City will be starting our Cured In Place Liner Project this week. This process installs a new liner inside the existing sanitary sewer main to extend its life and improve reliability, all without excavation.

The work will be performed by Mayer’s Specialty. Their crews will have clearly marked vehicles and identification badges. They will be working in the neighborhood shown in the attached map and may need access to rear yard easements.

If you have any questions, please contact Public Works at (316) 529-5940. Thank you for your cooperation as we complete this important infrastructure improvement.