Here are some examples of Traffic Devices you will encounter while navigating the streets of Lenexa:

Pedestrian Signals are installed to help pedestrians safely cross at an intersection where there may be a high volume of traffic. If you are trying to cross an intersection that has a pedestrian signal, make sure you press the button to activate the signal so that you will have adequate time to cross.
More information – Pedestrian Signals: (PDF)

Negotiating Roundabouts and Traffic Circles is becoming more and more common for drivers in Lenexa. Increased safety and the ability to travel through the intersection more quickly are just two reasons why more and more of these circular intersections are being constructed.
More information – Roundabouts and Traffic Circles (PDF)

A STOP Sign is a very valuable and effective traffic control device when used at the right time and under the right conditions. The purpose of a STOP sign is to assign right-of way at an intersection. In other words, it’s intended to help drivers decide who has the right-of-way as they approach an intersection.
More information – STOP Signs (PDF)

Traffic Signals play a very important role in one’s daily activities whether it’s during the commute to work or to a soccer game after school. Traffic signals can offer several benefits if installed at the right location and under the right conditions. To enable traffic engineers to determine where the right location is, the Federal Highway Administration has developed a series of guidelines known as “traffic signal warrants” that are based on factors such as traffic volumes and speeds, accident history and pedestrian activity.
More Information – Traffic Signals (PDF)

To report a damaged or malfunctioning traffic signal contact Public Works at (913) 477-7680 or use our online Service Request Form. For after hours emergencies, contact the Lenexa Police Dispatcher at (913) 888-0660. You will need to furnish the location and description of the problem. The more information you provide, the easier it will be for Public Works to correct the problem.

Missing or damaged STOP or YIELD signs are considered urgent and can be reported by contacting Public Works at (913) 477-7680 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For after hours emergencies, contact the Lenexa Police Dispatcher at (913) 888-0660. You will need to be as accurate as possible on the location of the missing or damaged sign.