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Start by browsing our Geoportal. If you don’t find what you need, send us an email to gis@dgcoks.gov. Many times, we have already created something that may fit your needs. Depending upon the request… Go to the web page
The size of lot requirement has changed throughout the years.  We recommend calling the Zoning & Codes Department for land buildability.  You can contact us by phone:  785.331… Go to the web page
The court can provide you with proof of your Jury Service the day you arrive at court if you are summoned to appear.  For more information, please contact the Jury Coordinator at Jury@dgcoks.gov… Go to the web page
Yes, but the court requires a letter from your physician stating you should be excused.  For more information on what is needed and where to send it, please contact the Jury Coordinator at Jury@… Go to the web page
Please contact the Jury Coordinator at Jury@dgcoks.gov or call 785-832-5213 for options on how to proceed.
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson announces that this morning Lawrence resident Angelica M. Kulp, 40, pleaded guilty to intentional second-degree murder and aggravated burglary. … Go to the web page
The DCFPC will be accepting public comments on the draft Douglas County Food System Plan at this meeting. Administrative Items Determine quorum of members, agenda approval Approval of January… Go to the web page
Douglas County District Attorney Charles Branson announces this afternoon Lawrence resident Angelica M. Kulp, 40, was sentenced to 267 months (22.25 years) in the custody of the Kansas Department of… Go to the web page
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Yes. The Court is required and committed to provide equal access to justice, including by accommodating disabilities. If you know the division in which you will appear, contact the administrative… Go to the web page
You can request hardship for any reason on your Juror Questionnaire. All excusal requests are subject to review by the Chief Judge. You will receive an email as well as a letter in the mail with a… Go to the web page
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