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Media releases and blog posts for the District Attorney's office
Senate Bill 367 (SB 367), enacted in 2016, revised the Juvenile Justice Code. One of the goals of SB 367 is to keep low risk juvenile offenders out of the juvenile offender system. K.S.A.… Go to the web page
A contact form for the County Treasurer and Motor Vehicles.
The County Clerk's office is happy to assist with filing the Kansas Homestead Claim, Property Tax Relief Claim ("Safe Senior") or Senior or Disabled Veteran ("SVR") Claim, for people who do not file… Go to the web page
The most common vehicle forms used when titling and registering a vehicle.
The Douglas County Payroll Office processes payroll for Douglas County employees under the direction of the County Clerk. Currently we process approximately 435 paychecks on a biweekly cycle. Due to… Go to the web page
Diversion is a privilege and not a right. No presumption in favor of diversion exists in any case, and the burden of persuasion rests with the applicant to establish that a diversion agreement will… Go to the web page
The Victim-Witness program of the Douglas County District Attorney’s Office was designed to create a more trauma-informed, compassionate and inclusive response for victims and witnesses involved with… Go to the web page
The Kansas Open Records Act (KORA) allows you to inspect and obtain copies of public records created or maintained by public agencies in Kansas. KORA, K.S.A. 45-215, declares it is the public policy… Go to the web page
Douglas County is committed to making its facilities, programs, and services accessible to all people with disabilities, as required under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If… Go to the web page
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The Court Trustee's Office can assist with enforcement of child and maintenance support orders, modification of child support orders, notice to the parties of modification due to … Go to the web page
External resources related to consumer protection at the state and federal level
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Methods to pay your real estate and personal property taxes in Douglas County, Kansas.
Contact form for the office of the County Appraiser
Court payments are handled by the Clerk of the District Court.
A listing of individual contacts and contact form for the Criminal Justice Services department
Contact form for Douglas County Administration, including departments, councils and initiatives.
There are multiple options for making motor vehicle payments. Get quick links to motor vehicle and real estate property tax payments.
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