Douglas County Documents Hub

Douglas County Commission's April-May 2019 schedule covers specialty courts, proclamations, property deals, appointments, and upcoming work sessions on county issues.

Douglas County Commission's April-May 2019 schedule covers road budgets, health insurance, board appointments, and public comment opportunities.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board shared updates on grants, training, volunteer efforts, and 2018 lessons learned from local agencies and partners.

Douglas County's April 2019 appraisal newsletter shares property value trends, sales ratios, new construction data, and informal appeal meeting updates.

Douglas County Commissioners meet March 27 to discuss private roads, bridge repairs, a new peer support program, and board appointments.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board meets March 6 to review plans, grants, volunteer programs, and preparedness efforts.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Committee met in February 2019 to review planning updates, grants, training programs, and upcoming community outreach events.

Douglas County Commission's March 20 meeting agenda covers 2020 budget planning, ambulance purchases, permits, and board appointments.

See upcoming Douglas County Commission meeting agendas, including licenses, construction projects, board appointments, and public hearings through 2019.

This form helps parents request a free court-appointed attorney for their child by sharing household income and expenses.

Douglas County's 2020 Capital Improvement Plan timeline includes key dates for requests, review, budget discussions, and a public hearing.

Join Douglas County Emergency Management for a free "Weather 101" program on severe storm safety, March 20, 2019, at Lawrence Public Library.

Douglas County Commission's March 2019 schedule covers school and quarry site plans, park accessibility upgrades, board appointments, and a new peer support program.

Douglas County's 2018 report shows 227 youth intakes in six months, detailing their ages, gender, race, and ethnicity.

This map shows the locations of emergency warning sirens throughout Douglas County, Kansas, including near Lawrence, Eudora, and Baldwin City.