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There are many opportunities to save money on energy costs, improve comfort and indoor air quality, and reduce environmental impact through weatherization, energy efficiency, and renewable energy.… Go to the web page
How to request Open Records for Douglas County Administration and associated fees.
Renovation of the County Commission meeting room was finished Jan. 13, 2025, just in time for the swearing-in ceremony of elected officials. The renovation project included fitting the room to… Go to the web page
A list of web components available for use on the website.
Food System Plan Goal #1: Agricultural producers, food entrepreneurs, and food sector workers thrive in our regional economy
The audio recordings below are readings of each of the panels located on site at the Wells Overlook Passerine Pavilion. There are nine panels in total, each with a corresponding reading.
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
The LEPC is responsible for developing an emergency plan to prepare for and respond to chemical emergencies within the community.
The Board of Zoning Appeals is a quasi-judicial County Board that can approve, approve with conditions, or deny a variance request.
The Douglas County Clerk serves as the County's Election Officer with the responsibility for the planning and operation of all elections held in the county (as required by Kansas Statutes and… Go to the web page
The Douglas County calendar includes upcoming events and council or board meetings.
The official county code of Douglas County, KS, as adopted by the Board of County Commissioners.
Official holidays recognized by Douglas County, KS. Most offices will be closed but emergency and infrastructure services remain active at all times.
The Douglas County Clerk’s office has mailed more than 66,000 informational brochures and advance voting applications to voters ahead of the Nov. 5 City/School General Election. The informational… Go to the web page
Founded in August 25, 1855, Douglas County was one of the first counties organized in Kansas and, for many years, was one of the most populace and wealthy counties in the state. But it still did not… Go to the web page
Amid unprecedented pressures of increased severe weather patterns and encroaching development, Douglas County has adopted the Open Space Plan to guide future land use and preservation in the… 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
If you reside in Douglas County, KS and registered to vote at least twenty-one days before the upcoming election then yes, you may vote. If you have moved from another county in Kansas within thirty… Go to the web page
In Douglas County, there are 57 polling locations that require at least 170 workers on Election Days, and there’s one person who coordinates all of them: Julie Ybarra.
Ybarra has worked 30 elections… Go to the web page
Douglas County, Kansas has launched Open Budget Douglas County to offer residents and community stakeholders with an accessible and user-friendly interactive platform to understand and explore the… Go to the web page
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