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This contract outlines the rules and rights participants agree to follow when joining Douglas County's Drug Court program.

Apply for a 60-day temporary vehicle tag in Douglas County by submitting your title, insurance, and ID within 60 days of purchase.

County justice leaders update commissioners on new efforts to safely reduce the jail population and improve court efficiency.

The DA's Office wants to hear from Lawrence Kia customers whose loan income was misstated during their vehicle purchase.

Heartland used a short questionnaire to screen patients for COVID-19 symptoms, exposure, and travel to high-risk areas before testing.

This map shows Douglas County, Kansas fire response areas, districts, and stations serving local communities and townships.

Lawrence Police and the Douglas County Sheriff are seeking a $43,571 grant to upgrade audio and video recording in interview rooms.

This directory lists Douglas County officials, law enforcement, healthcare, and mental health representatives collaborating on community safety and support services.

This document lists local officials, agencies, and organizations collaborating on community health, safety, and justice initiatives across Douglas County.

This report looks at how COVID-19 affected jail population, bookings, 911 calls, and police stops in 2020, with future projections.

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council discussed racial disparities, jail COVID impacts, bias training, and incarceration alternatives at its June 2020 meeting.

The Executive Committee met virtually on June 3 to review minutes, board plans, and updates on COVID-19, tornado recovery, and emergency preparedness.

Douglas County's emergency planning committee met virtually in May 2020 to discuss COVID-19 response efforts, including reopening plans, PPE, and mask sterilization.

Use this worksheet to renew your vehicle registration with Douglas County, including payment info and optional park passes.

Douglas County emergency officials met virtually to discuss COVID-19 response efforts, including PPE supplies, staffing, and emergency planning updates.

Douglas County's emergency planning committee met to review severe weather preparedness, volunteer training, and early COVID-19 response planning.

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council met to discuss racial disparities, COVID-19's impact on the jail, and ongoing crime prevention initiatives.

County leaders discussed how COVID-19 is affecting jail population, housing, and court processes, with projections for the months ahead.