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Douglas County Kansas was founded August 25, 1855. Construction of the historic county courthouse began early in 1903, and ended in January of 1905.
Douglas County parks and lakes are managed by Douglas County Public Works.
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
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The Public Works Department maintains 224 miles of County roads, 158 bridges, 1,100 culverts, Lone Star Lake and seven County park sites.
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The Senior Resource Center for Douglas County provides services, resources, support, and engagement to help the older adults of Douglas County Kansas live their best possible quality of life.
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As an advisor to the Board of Douglas County Commissioners, the Heritage Conservation Council promotes and advocates for the conservation of tangible and intangible natural and cultural heritage to… Go to the web page
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Senior Health Insurance Counseling for Kansas (SHICK) is the federal State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) for navigating Medicare in Kansas. SHICK is free, unbiased, and confidential.… Go to the web page
Information about acquiring a vehicle title in Douglas County, Kansas.
The proposed extension of Wakarusa Drive is a high priority improvement in the county’s road network. The proposed alignment will restore north-south connection for a large service area in southwest… Go to the web page
All of our crews assist with snow and ice removal, storm and emergency response and rural drop-off recycling. Each department and their responsibilities are listed below.
The official county code of Douglas County, KS, as adopted by the Board of County Commissioners.
Boat purchases and sales in Douglas County, Kansas.
The Kansas Noxious Weed Law (K.S.A. 2-1314 et seq) requires all persons who own or supervise land in Kansas to control and eradicate all weeds declared noxious by legislative action.
Sarah Plinsky was hired as the County Administrator in September 2019 after serving in the interim position for nine months. Before becoming the administrator, she had served as the Assistant County… Go to the web page
Chemical application is an important part of Noxious Weed Control program, care needs to be exercised to protect all types of crops. These crops include Row Crops, Organic Crops, Sensitive Crops and… Go to the web page
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