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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.
Since 2008, the City of Lawrence and Douglas County have hosted periodic electronics recycling events, inviting customers to drop off their recyclable electronics free of charge.
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
Various applications and licenses including Cereal Malt Beverage, Transient Merchant, Fish and Game, as well as hunter safety information.
Zoning and Codes project news
How to vote in Douglas County, including advanced ballot, drop-off, by mail, provisional, military and overseas ballots, as well as an advanced voting schedule.
The CSW Coordinator strives to facilitate a two-way relationship between the participant and the community. The community benefits from the skills that the community service workers… Go to the web page
Mitigation plan and the planning process, hazards, risk assessment and strategies for potential emergencies Douglas County, Kansas.
Recent news about the Criminal Justice Coordination Council of Douglas County, KS
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
Information about Douglas County surplus auctions provided by Purple Wave
Douglas County encourages residents to sign up for the NE Kansas Regional Notification System, a free call notification system being utilized by Douglas County to provide residents with health and… Go to the web page
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
Applying for a Property Tax ExemptionThe Kansas Board of Tax Appeals (“Board”) determines qualification for a property tax exemptionTo start the application process with the Board, complete the… Go to the web page
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A calendar of important dates associated with the County Appraiser's Office, property valuation, and tax.
Severe weather safety information for the general public. Each person has a role to play in preparedness. Here are several ways to prepare yourself and your family for severe weather season.
Douglas County is host to a wide array of individuals who make their living doing what they love. In the spirit of entrepreneurship, many residents have started a business in their very own home.
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