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Floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States, and Douglas County has had its share of destructive floods. This page contains information to help you prepare for and recover from… Go to the web page
Kansas growers of sensitive and organic crops are increasingly concerned about drift damage from commonly used herbicides. To help reduce the risk of herbicide drift, Douglas County, Kansas and… Go to the web page
Douglas County, Kansas has launched Open Budget Douglas County to offer residents and community stakeholders with an accessible and user-friendly interactive platform to understand and explore the… Go to the web page
A contact form for the County Treasurer and Motor Vehicles.
Tickets are now available for the Oct. 2-3 Kaw Valley Farm Tour! It’s a great opportunity to visit farms, wineries and vineyards in Douglas County and the surrounding area. Participants can sample… Go to the web page
All of our crews assist with snow and ice removal, storm and emergency response and rural drop-off recycling. Each department and their responsibilities are listed below.
Team members in the Sustainability Office
An Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) is a comprehensive, risk-based, all-hazard approach document which outlines how an agency or organization will respond to an emergency.
The Douglas County Truancy Program collaborates with the SupportED Center for Supportive Communities to support with pre-truant, truant and court involved students who are Kindergarten through 8th… Go to the web page
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Understanding how to receive severe weather alerts and the appropriate steps to take when those alerts are received is an important part of being prepared. Emergency Management recommends using more… Go to the web page
Skywarn volunteers are authorized as weather spotters who report severe weather activity occurring in Douglas County, Kansas.
Douglas County Auxiliary Communications Team (ACT) volunteers are licensed amateur radio operators who provide alternative communications capabilities to Douglas County, Kansas. The ACT volunteer… Go to the web page
There are many opportunities to save money on energy costs, improve comfort and indoor air quality, and reduce environmental impact through weatherization, energy efficiency, and renewable energy.… Go to the web page
The Appraiser’s Office and GIS work closely together to provide additional resources for property owners. The Property Search and Property Map Viewer can be accessed on this page.
Learn about open burning regulations and safety for the unincorporated areas of Douglas County. Open burning is determined daily based on specific criteria. Verify if open burning is allowed and log… Go to the web page
The Outdoor Warning Siren System consists of 44 strategically placed sirens and is designed to alert those who are outdoors of impending severe weather.
A listing of Douglas County emergency services, including agencies providing emergency response, communications systems and disaster preparedness.
Lightning and thunderstorms can be beautiful and exciting to watch, but it's important to know when you stop watching and seek a safe shelter. This page will provide information and safety tips for… Go to the web page
Latest news releases and newsletters for Douglas County, KS
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