Strengthening our neighborhoods.
Serving you.
Logan Heley is an Overland Park City Councilmember for Ward 1. Logan has deep roots in our community: Four generations of his family have called Overland Park their home. He is committed to serving the city that has given so much to him and his loved ones.
As a councilmember, Logan helped spearhead investments in critical infrastructure like Fire Station 41, worked to enhance our parks and green spaces, and expanded housing options with one goal in mind: make our community a better place to live, work, and raise a family.
​
He is running for reelection to build on the progress we have made as a city. He believes we need to lower the cost of housing by extending the property tax rebate program to all households. He supports increasing housing choices beyond expensive apartments and large, unaffordable single-family homes to include “missing middle” starter homes and right-size options that meet the needs of our diverse community.
​
In addition to finding common-sense housing solutions, Logan will fix sidewalks and reconstruct neighborhood streets, improve our parks, preserve the city’s tree canopy, and continue sustainability efforts.
Outside of the City Council, Logan is the Executive Director of the Heartland Conservation Alliance, a nonprofit organization that collaborates with partners to protect, connect, and restore the Blue River watershed and its urban greenspaces for everyone’s benefit and enjoyment. A significant portion of Overland Park lies within this watershed. He also serves on the boards for the Kansas City Regional Transit Alliance and the Johnson County Transportation Council.
Logan is a graduate of Shawnee Mission Schools. He graduated from the University of Southern California with dual degrees in Broadcast Journalism and History and earned a Master of Public Administration from the University of Kansas.
Logan has represented Ward 1 on the City Council since 2018 and served as City Council president in 2024.