Who are we? What do we do?
Briarcliff Trails of Our Community represents the nature, beauty and preservation of our community. Residents, businesses, clubs and organizations around Briarcliff are volunteering their time, money and resources to maintain the upkeep of the existing trails and landmarks in our community. Our efforts are further enhanced by the engagement of local businesses providing community events and educational programs, which keep our community thriving. These efforts began in 2009 and are growing stronger with more support.
Tim Johnston, a resident since 1986, co-founded Briarcliff Trails of Our Community with his daughter Jenny, which is a registered non-profit organization in Missouri. They secured more than $1,200,000 in neighborhood improvement projects and have picked up 580 bags of trash and 3,598 illegally posted signs from roadways entering the Briarcliff community since 2009. The vision is to keep Briarcliff and surrounding neighborhoods free of blight with usable trails and to support projects at our local school, Briarcliff Elementary.
Browse our website to learn about our accomplishments and to stay up-to-date about our future projects and events!
Tim Johnston, a resident since 1986, co-founded Briarcliff Trails of Our Community with his daughter Jenny, which is a registered non-profit organization in Missouri. They secured more than $1,200,000 in neighborhood improvement projects and have picked up 580 bags of trash and 3,598 illegally posted signs from roadways entering the Briarcliff community since 2009. The vision is to keep Briarcliff and surrounding neighborhoods free of blight with usable trails and to support projects at our local school, Briarcliff Elementary.
Browse our website to learn about our accomplishments and to stay up-to-date about our future projects and events!
These four signs are posted on the entrance and exit ramps of Hwy 169 and Briarcliff Parkway. Two additional signs are posted NB and SB of Hwy 169.
What defines Briarcliff?
The name "Briarcliff" is a loosely defined word to describe our location. Some people hear "Briarcliff" and think of Briarcliff West or Briarcliff Village. Other people think of it as the Old Briarcliff neighborhoods on the east side of 169 Hwy. In all fairness, both sides are right. The boundaries of Briarcliff as recognized by Kansas City are Interstate I-29 to the north, North Oak Trfwy to the east, Gateway Rd to the west and Water Works Park to the south. There are 28 neighborhoods within those boundaries that are considered to be a part of the Briarcliff community. They are listed as followed:
Briarcliff West | Briarcliff Estates | Briarcliff Town Villas | Briarcliff Hills-Kansas City | Indian Hills
Dundee Hills | Dundee Manor | West Dundee Hills | Todd Highlands | Green Meadows | Northcrest
Indianola | Indianola West | Indianola South | Evans Hills
Claymont | Claymont Estates | Claymont Point | Claymont Woods | Claymont North | Briarwood West
Briarcliff Neighborhoods with less than 15 homes: Briarcliff Hills-Riverside, Briarcliff Manor, Briarpoint, Evans Land, Highview, Old Pike Addition, Smith Hills
Apartments and Condominiums: Briarcliff City Apartments, Briarcliff Studio Apartments, McCrite Plaza, Province of Briarcliff, The Landing, The Ravello
Briarcliff West | Briarcliff Estates | Briarcliff Town Villas | Briarcliff Hills-Kansas City | Indian Hills
Dundee Hills | Dundee Manor | West Dundee Hills | Todd Highlands | Green Meadows | Northcrest
Indianola | Indianola West | Indianola South | Evans Hills
Claymont | Claymont Estates | Claymont Point | Claymont Woods | Claymont North | Briarwood West
Briarcliff Neighborhoods with less than 15 homes: Briarcliff Hills-Riverside, Briarcliff Manor, Briarpoint, Evans Land, Highview, Old Pike Addition, Smith Hills
Apartments and Condominiums: Briarcliff City Apartments, Briarcliff Studio Apartments, McCrite Plaza, Province of Briarcliff, The Landing, The Ravello
