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Douglas County is surveying historic properties in Grant and Palmyra Townships, and residents can schedule visits or attend upcoming public meetings.

Douglas County Commissioners will discuss drainage easement acquisition, a K-10 land use plan amendment, and proclaim May as Preservation Month.

The Douglas County Emergency Management Board will meet April 14 to discuss gas pipeline safety, volunteer programs, and emergency planning updates.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board reviewed 2015 training exercises and planned upcoming disaster preparedness drills and workshops for 2016-2018.

Douglas County commissioners meet April 6 to proclaim Child Abuse Prevention Month and Public Health Week, plus vote on road contracts and zoning rules.

The Douglas County Food Policy Council's annual report highlights local efforts to strengthen the community's food system and support healthy food access.

Douglas County's new Criminal Justice Coordinating Council held its first meeting to set bylaws and discuss jail, courts, and crisis center issues.

This guide introduces Douglas County's new Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, explaining its purpose, structure, and how local leaders will collaborate to improve public safety.

This federal guide helps local officials set up a committee to coordinate criminal justice agencies and improve system efficiency.

This 2012 federal guide offers practical advice on how to effectively staff local committees that coordinate criminal justice efforts.

Kansas offers a list of incubator kitchens where small food businesses can rent affordable, licensed space and equipment to get started.

Douglas County Commission's upcoming meetings cover a dispatcher appreciation proclamation, park pavement repairs, board appointments, and a new wind energy zoning rule.

Kansas Agriculture has released a free guide to help food entrepreneurs find and use incubator kitchens statewide.

Douglas County reviewed bids from three contractors for road paving work on Routes 1W and 1S, with totals ranging from about $377,000 to $433,000.

Douglas County Commissioners' March-April 2016 schedule includes a dispatcher appreciation proclamation, board appointments, and a wind energy zoning amendment.

Douglas County offers a simple guide to help businesses create a severe weather safety plan, covering alerts, shelters, and emergency supplies.

It's Severe Weather Awareness Week—learn the difference between watches and warnings and how to stay safe.

This Kansas form lets vehicle owners apply for or update a title and registration, including fees, liens, and ownership details.

Douglas County reviewed bids for a road sealing project, with Vance Bros. submitting the lowest total bid of $44,000.86.

Douglas County commissioners will consider replacing the Register of Deeds' outdated records software with a $187,500 system from Pioneer Technology Group.