Douglas County Documents Hub

This document provides a template local governments use to formally adopt the Kansas Region K Hazard Mitigation Plan for disaster funding eligibility.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board met virtually to discuss COVID-19 response, CARES Act funding, leadership changes, and preparedness planning.

This 2021 General Fund budget request outlines county revenue projections of about $67.7 million from taxes, fees, and other income sources.

This form lets someone file a claim for money owed by a deceased person's estate in Douglas or Johnson County court.

Douglas County's 2019 financial audit found sound accounting practices overall, but flagged a gap in purchase order approval controls.

This report shares Douglas County's audited 2019 financial statements, detailing county spending and revenue across various funds and services.

Douglas County allocated millions in COVID-19 relief funds to local governments, businesses, schools, and nonprofits for pandemic response and recovery.

This report breaks down how Douglas County allocated nearly $25 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds among local governments and recovery programs.

Douglas County allocated millions in COVID-19 relief funds to local governments, nonprofits, schools, and businesses across the community.

Douglas County's $25 million in federal COVID relief funds was allocated among local governments, schools, health services, and community recovery programs.

Douglas County's $25 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds was divided among local governments, schools, and health services for pandemic response and recovery.

Douglas County allocated over $20 million in COVID-19 relief funds to local governments, businesses, schools, and nonprofits for pandemic response and recovery.

Douglas County's August 2020 report shows how nearly $25 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds was requested and allocated among local governments and services.

Kansas provides free attorneys to 85% of felony defendants through public defenders and appointed private counsel funded by the state.

Douglas County's emergency planning committee met virtually to review bylaws, plan leadership changes, and discuss COVID-19 recovery efforts.

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council met to discuss jail population, mental health support, racial disparities, and crime reduction strategies.

Arterra Event Gallery's 2017–2020 financial report shows declining income and growing losses, totaling nearly $250,000 in net operating losses.

Douglas County's Criminal Justice Coordinating Council shared its history and mission with the Lawrence City Commission in July 2020.