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The Douglas County Sustainability Office has published a draft “Adapt Douglas County: Climate Action and Adaptation Plan” that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help the community adapt to… Go to the web page
The Youth Services Division of Douglas County Criminal Justice Services is offering “The Parent Project,” a 10-week program that gives parents, grandparents and caregivers tools to guide their strong… Go to the web page
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  Agenda for CJCC Meeting #6: July 19th 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1. Review minutes and approve 2. Introduction of the new CJCC member: Professor Chuck Epp 3. Update from staffing… Go to the web page
Criminal Justice Coordinator Mike Brouwer wanted to pursue a career where he could help people. “Before there was a Dr. Phil, I was going to be Dr. Phil,” he said, with a chuckle. “I was passionate… Go to the web page
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The Douglas County Youth Enterpreneurship Challenge will be 9 a.m. to noon Friday, March 1, at Baker University in the Collins Library. The students’ work is judged by local entrepreneurs,… Go to the web page
Beginning Monday, July 21, a portion of U.S. 40 in Douglas County will be closed to traffic while Kansas Department of Transportation maintenance crews replace a drainage structure under the roadway.… Go to the web page
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded a boil water advisory for the Douglas Co. Rural Water District No. 6 public water supply system located in Douglas County. The… Go to the web page
The Douglas County District Court Legal Self-Help Office is open to the public. The office will assist self-represented litigants with finding and filling out necessary forms as well as providing… Go to the web page
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In December of 1994 DGSO Dispatcher Edna Brubaker sits at a desk in a small room equipped with a computer, radio and phone, and she punches a card to track updates for the lone Douglas County Deputy… Go to the web page