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There are eight cemetery districts (which cover 11 cemeteries) in Douglas County. These districts levy taxes that pay for the upkeep and maintenance of the cemeteries.
Jamie Shew was elected County Clerk/County Election Officer for Douglas County, Kansas, in 2004. He is currently in his sixth term of office. Prior to his election he worked in higher… Go to the web page
Accounts Payable is part of the Douglas County Clerk's Office and is responsible for paying all invoices for goods and services purchased by the Douglas County, Kansas Government. All payments are… Go to the web page
Learn more about resources that are available to support local heritage conservation in Douglas County, beyond our Natural and Cultural Grant Program. On this page you’ll find resources that are… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Payroll Office processes payroll for Douglas County employees under the direction of the County Clerk. Currently we process approximately 435 paychecks on a biweekly cycle. Due to… Go to the web page
The Real Estate Division maintains current records of real property in Douglas County, of individual parcels by ownership, address, legal description, special assessments and tax identification… Go to the web page
Various applications and licenses including Cereal Malt Beverage, Transient Merchant, Fish and Game, as well as hunter safety information.
The Public Works Department maintains 224 miles of County roads, 158 bridges, 1,100 culverts, Lone Star Lake and seven County park sites.
The County Clerk's Office is responsible for paying all of the County Claims and Payroll for County employees.
Developed alongside the Heritage Conservation Council in 2011, the Natural and Cultural Heritage Grant Program provides funding to organizations to support a variety of natural and cultural heritage… Go to the web page
Public roads in Douglas County are maintained by several state and local agencies. Roads located within city limits of Lawrence, Baldwin City, Eudora, and Lecompton are maintained by their… Go to the web page
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.
How to obtain permits for roadway entrances, right-of-way, utility, and overweight/oversize loads.
Kansas growers of sensitive and organic crops are increasingly concerned about drift damage from commonly used herbicides. To help reduce the risk of herbicide drift, Douglas County, Kansas and… Go to the web page
Information about current road construction projects implemented by Public Works and road closure maps
The County Clerk's office is happy to assist with filing the Kansas Homestead Claim, Property Tax Relief Claim ("Safe Senior") or Senior or Disabled Veteran ("SVR") Claim, for people who do not file… Go to the web page
Shannon is a Lawrence townie, proud to have been raised here by a community who cared and offered support throughout her entire youth, which was steeped in experiences of family violence and deep… Go to the web page
The Board of County Commissioners is a five-member group of elected officials who proudly represent the citizens of Douglas County, Kansas.
Gene Dorsey grew up in Gardner, Kan., graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism from the University of Kansas and spent a 35-year career working in the international oil and chemical… Go to the web page
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
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