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This page contains recording requirements for the Register of Deeds Department of Douglas County, Kansas via paper recordings.
Volunteer opportunities are available with Consolidated Fire District #1.  Volunteers are an important part of emergency response for both fire and medical incidents in the county. Volunteering… Go to the web page
Contact form for the Register of Deeds' office.
Current candidates in upcoming elections
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Contact the Geographic Information Systems department
All-hazard weather radios in Douglas County, Kansas.
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
How to request Open Records for Douglas County Administration and associated fees.
Personal Property is defined as every tangible thing that is not part of real property. This page details the recent changes about Personal Property filings.
Contact information for the current Board of Commissioners
How to renew a license plate online, in-person, by mail or drop box.
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Food System Plan Goal #3: We build and design our communities to ensure food access, foster health, and eliminate food deserts
The Outdoor Warning Siren System consists of 44 strategically placed sirens and is designed to alert those who are outdoors of impending severe weather.
Get forms needed to run for offices in Douglas County elections
Food System Plan Goal #2: As our cities grow, we prioritize natural resource conservation and maintain working lands to promote soil health
All property in the State of Kansas is valued annually as of January 1. Most property is valued based on its fair market value. Fair market value is the amount an informed buyer is willing to pay and… Go to the web page
Boat purchases and sales in Douglas County, Kansas.
Food System Plan Goal #1: Agricultural producers, food entrepreneurs, and food sector workers thrive in our regional economy