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Children may not come to court with you. The Douglas County Judicial Center does not provide daycare for jurors. You are responsible for arranging care for your children. Parents with children at… Go to the web page
Criminal records go back to 1989, and civil records go back to 1992.
For civil and criminal cases, the following information is available on the public access computers: party names, case filings, document filings, court payments, criminal charges, and court dates.
Your bond will be returned to you within 24-48 hours after the judge releases it. If you wish to pick your check up, you should make arrangements by calling the Accounting Technician at 785-832-5252.
There are two types of expungements: Adult and Juvenile. To view a complete list of the steps needed for acquiring an expungement, please visit the Getting an Expungement page.
Please contact the jury coordinator immediately at 785-832-5232 or jury@dgcoks.gov for options to avoid potentially being held in contempt of court.
Jurors must be randomly selected and summoned to be able to serve on a jury. You cannot volunteer for service. In Douglas County, jurors are randomly selected from a list of people with Douglas… Go to the web page
The program provides an alternative to incarceration for eligible defendants. Defendants are assessed to determine their risk of re-offending and the likelihood of returning to court. Judges decide… Go to the web page
-Convene -Pledge of Allegiance -Consider approval of Minutes for September 22, 2006
CONSENT AGENDA(1) Consider approval of Commission Orders REGULAR AGENDA … Go to the web page
ADDRESSING THE COMMISSION: Public comment will be taken for each regular agenda item as each item is discussed. Individuals will be limited to one comment per agenda item.… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Heritage Conservation Council announces the recipients of the 2024 Natural & Cultural Heritage grant program after receiving approval from the Board of County Commissioners in… Go to the web page
Topeka-based Omni Circle Group, host organization for the Shawnee Startups eCommunity, is expanding its “Ignite: New Venture Discovery” program to the Lawrence area through a collaborative… Go to the web page
Conditional Use Permits allow certain uses in a permitted Zoning District without changing the Zoning. To begin the procedure, a site plan and application must be submitted to the Planning &… Go to the web page
4:00-5:30 p.m. – Joint City/County/School District Meeting at the County Courthouse.
AGENDA TOPICS
(1) Introductions;
(2) Update of Horizon 2020 Comprehensive Plan;
(3) … Go to the web page
Budget Hearings
All times are approximate. Specific discussions may occur before or after the times scheduled.
A.M. Convene
8:30-8:45 General overview (Craig Weinaug)
8:45-9:00 Health Care… Go to the web page
5:00-6:30 P.M. -Budgeting Meeting (Meet in the Commission Chamber)
Amended Agenda
6:35 P.M. -Convene
CONSENT AGENDA(1) (a) Consider approval of Commission Orders;
REGULAR AGENDA(2) Conduct Public… Go to the web page
Kansas law provides job protection for jurors. According to Kansas law, employers may not fire or threaten to fire an employee because of jury service. The court can provide documentation of … Go to the web page
Some employers in Douglas County do pay their employees, but it is not required by law. It is up to the discretion of each employer. Your employer is required to give you time off during your… Go to the web page
Please call 785-832-5256 and press 1, then listen for the instructions to reach the person who handles the type of case you have. Please leave a message if you get voice mail; someone will return… Go to the web page
An expungement is the legal process of asking a judge to seal the court record of a previous criminal (or juvenile) offense. It is important to remember that, in Kansas, an expunged record is NOT… Go to the web page
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