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Emergency services provided by Douglas County, including 911 and emergency management.
Licensed amateur radio operators who provide alternative communications capabilities.
LEPC develops an emergency plan to prepare for/respond to chemical emergencies in the community.
Landmark offers access to data recorded in the Register of Deeds Office. Users may also set up an account to purchase non-watermarked images for download and print.
CERT volunteers prepare themselves, family members and friends for a local disaster event.
Real estate and personal property tax and assessment information for residents.
Getting a title for first-time motor vehicle registrations and lost titles in Douglas County, Kansas.
Emergency Notifications services provided by the county, including Smart911 and the NE Kansas Regional Notification System.
Past election data, including sample ballots, election results and past polling places.
Skywarn volunteers are authorized weather spotters who report severe weather activity occurring in the area.
System of early warning devices to alert citizens outdoors of imminent severe weather.
Driver's licenses are managed by the KS DMV, a completely separate office from the County Treasurer.
Groups that handle planning and preparedness for emergencies, including LEPC.
Douglas County’s Floodplain Management Program, administered through the Zoning and Codes Department.
Current weather alerts and forecast provided by the National Weather Service (NWS).Weather Alerts and Forecast
