On Tuesday, June 30, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Director Dr. Sanmi Areola provided a written update to the Board of County Commissioners on the pandemic in Johnson County.
Here are some highlights of the Board of County Commissioners’ actions and activities in June 2020. More information including official minutes, votes and videos on all items is available at...
Beginning at 12:01 a.m., on Friday, July 3, every Kansan in a public space must wear a mask. That was the announcement Governor Laura Kelly made shortly after 4 p.m., on Monday, June 29, at a news conference.
The Kansas Department of Labor is notifying claimants of routine processing delays of unemployment insurance benefits due to the Kansas fiscal year ending and the Independence Day holiday. Unemployment claims processed on June 29 will pay out on...
First and foremost, masks do work. Johnson County Department of Health and Environment will continue to strongly encourage its residents to wear masks. However we are not requiring masks at this time. We are working to ensure hospital resources...
The State of Kansas is releasing a supply of personal protective equipment to Johnson County for distribution to organizations that provide essential functions within Johnson County.
We are requesting that those organizations assess their...
Starting on June 29, Johnson County children age 12 and older can get a free COVID-19 test at the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment’s drive-thru...
After much deliberation, consideration and guidance from the Johnson County Health and Environment Department, Johnson County Park & Recreation District has decided to cancel the Theatre in the Park production of MAMMA MIA scheduled for late...
