Wichita has always been a meeting place for trailblazers. It's funny to think that the largest city in Kansas started out as a small trading post on the Chisholm Trail and was primarily a destination for cattle drivers, who referred to the outpost affectionately as Cowtown. It's even funnier to consider that Cowtown would one day be known as the Air Capital of the World during the early part of the 20th century, after attracting the brightest aeronautical minds of the time.

Today, Wichita is still a hub for airplane manufacturers. And while the importance of manufacturing can't be overstated, Wichita isn't just all about airplanes. Many consider the city to be the cultural hub of Kansas because of its huge support for the arts. The Wichita Art Museum and Ulrich Museum of Art are just a couple examples of Wichita's important contribution to Kansas culture—each site has over 6,000 works in its permanent collection!

Despite the whirlwind of innovation—both technical and artistic—that has occurred throughout the city's long history, Wichita hasn't lost its pleasant charm, which's been passed down since the Cowtown days. This isn't just a hometown sentiment either; many organizations have recognized the unique beauty of this place. ADT celebrates the enduring roots of Wichita while contributing to the innovative spirit of the city by offering state-of-the-art smart home automation that is designed to secure your property and make your daily life more efficient.