Douglas County Documents Hub

Douglas County's 2019 property value review is underway, with assessed valuations, home sales, and tax data showing continued growth.

Douglas County Commission's Dec. 5 agenda covers coroner services, grant programs, business licenses, and board appointments.

Douglas County Commissioners' agenda covers November and December 2018 meetings, including budget decisions, board appointments, and health initiatives.

Douglas County Commissioners meet Nov. 21 to review mental health sales tax, land donation, board appointments, and other county business.

Douglas County Commissioners meet Nov. 14 to honor veterans, approve a 2017 audit report, and fill board vacancies.

Douglas County's standards explain how driveway entrances must be built, including pipe size, materials, slope, and surfacing requirements.

This diagram shows the required dimensions and slopes for building a safe driveway entrance onto a county road.

This map shows which fire department responds to each area of Douglas County, including contact information for local fire stations.

This map shows the boundaries of Douglas County, Kansas fire districts and surrounding roads as of July 2018.

This is a reference map of the Douglas County Fairgrounds, showing buildings, arenas, pavilions, and shelters on the property.

Douglas County's criminal justice plan for 2019-2022 aims to reduce incarceration, address racial disparities, and improve data collection.

Douglas County's 2019-2022 criminal justice plan aims to reduce incarceration, tackle racial disparities, improve data, and strengthen community communication.

These bylaws outline how Douglas County's Criminal Justice Coordinating Council operates, including its purpose, membership, meetings, and decision-making processes.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board meets September 5 to review plans, exercises, grants, and volunteer updates.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Committee reviewed bylaws, siren upgrades, emergency plans, volunteer activities, and upcoming exercises at its September 2018 meeting.

Douglas County's latest appraisal newsletter covers 2019 property value reviews, rising home sales prices, building permits, and mill levy updates.