In response to damage from recent storms, the city of Spring Hill in Johnson County, Kansas, is set to develop a local storm recovery plan. Mayor Chad Young highlighted the importance of having a strategy for emergencies that do not meet the criteria for state or federal assistance. This decision follows backlash from residents after the city initially stated that it would not provide cleanup support, citing that the damage was not 'widespread.' In light of community concerns, the Public Works Department has begun collaborating with private contractors to assist with debris cleanup. The proposed plan will outline procedures for cleanup, identify contractors, and allocate budget resources for future recovery efforts. Mayor Young anticipates presenting the emergency plan proposal to the City Council by late May. Meanwhile, crews are actively working to clear smaller debris, with larger debris scheduled for collection starting May 4.