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4:00 p.m.-Convene
CONSENT AGENDA(1) (a) Consider approval of Commission Orders;(b) Consider acquisition of right of way for Bridge No. 16.25N-8.00E (Michael Kelly)
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6:35 p.m. -Consider approval of the minutes for August 9 and August 11, 2010.
CONSENT AGENDA(1) (a) Consider approval of Commission Orders; and(b) Consider approval of a Temporary Business Permit for… Go to the web page
A victim of a crime should never be afraid to come forward. Reporting a crime is the most effective way to make our community safer by holding offenders accountable. Yet far too often, many default… Go to the web page
The Victim-Witness program of the Douglas County District Attorney’s Office was designed to create a more trauma-informed, compassionate and inclusive response for victims and witnesses involved with… Go to the web page
CITY HALL
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Jury Trial
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson announces on Tuesday, September 6 a Douglas County jury convicted Topeka resident Mark J. Bailey, 41, of driving under the influence.
The… Go to the web page
Week 2 - Cyber Security from the Break Room to the Board Room
Cyber Security is a shared responsibility and we each have a role to play.
We are all part of protecting personal and organizational… Go to the web page
Jurors on Friday convicted Sarah Brooke Gonzales McLinn in the brutal knife death of Harold Sasko. Today jurors heard arguments by the State and defense attorney about whether the crime was… Go to the web page
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear two cases in a special session Monday, April 1, at the Lied Center, 1600 Stewart Drive, as part of its ongoing outreach to familiarize Kansans with the high… Go to the web page
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson announces the Douglas County Women’s Substance Use Disorder Prosecutor-Led Diversion and Treatment Program (WDP) is ready to accept its first… Go to the web page
The Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center will present its findings and recommendations to improve Douglas County’s justice and behavioral health systems during the Criminal Justice… Go to the web page
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health is closely monitoring the coronavirus outbreak and is working with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), U.S. Centers for Disease Control… Go to the web page
Douglas County Government and the Douglas County Community Foundation received a $26,000 matching grant from Partners for Places. The match was provided through local donations to the Douglas County… Go to the web page
A groundbreaking ceremony for the crisis recovery center will be at noon Friday, October 23. The center, 1000 W. Second St., will be located on the Treatment and Recovery Campus of Douglas County and… Go to the web page
Lawrence Mayor Jennifer Ananda facilitated a discussion about data analysis for racial and ethnic disparities during the Douglas County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council’s virtual meeting on Oct… Go to the web page
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Cottages at Green Lake, 930 W. Second St., will be at noon Friday, Nov. 6. The Cottages will provide permanent supportive housing for individuals with serious… Go to the web page
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council receives presentation about racial disparities in local system
Douglas County Data Analyst Matt Cravens provided a presentation about racial disparities in the local criminal justice system during the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council’s June 9 meeting, which… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Clerk’s office will offer advance voting July 15-Aug. 3 in leased space at 2329 Iowa Street, Suite M, next to Texas Roadhouse restaurant, for the 2020 elections in addition to the… Go to the web page
Chief District Court Judge James McCabria announced today (March 18) that District Court plans to start hearing jury trials in April.
Last summer, the Kansas Supreme Court required each district… Go to the web page
The Lawrence-Douglas County Sustainability Office is teaming up with After the Harvest, a Kansas City, Mo.-based produce rescue nonprofit, and Community Organized Gleaners (COGs), a grassroots… Go to the web page
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