Johnson County, the cities and United Community Services of Johnson County (UCS) need input from you about housing needs in our communities. You know our communities best. Please share your...
At today’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, the agenda included an update from Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Director Dr. Sanmi Areola and Epidemiologist Elizabeth Holzschuh. They discussed:
Johnson County Government’s medical experts have released a joint letter to the community regarding the improper use of gloves in places such as restaurants and grocery stores. This letter is meant to educate the public about who should not be...
On JoCo on the Go, episode #45, hear from Johnson County Park & Recreation District experts about how COVID-19 is changing summer outdoor activities. You’ll find out which beaches and marinas are open and when. You’ll also hear about how...
The Johnson County Government - Coronavirus Disease Update will continue to be delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday. But beginning, June 30, we'll also return to offering JoCo Monthly - an ongoing monthly e-newsletter with...
Johnson County Department of Health and Environment supports the following recommendations regarding the use of cloth face coverings to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
On Tuesday, June 16, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Director Dr. Sanmi Areola provided a written update to the Board of County Commissioners on efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the county.
Based on currently available information and clinical expertise, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says older adults and those of any age with underlying medical conditions might be at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19....
On Monday, June 15 Johnson County Library opened all 14 of its branches with limited services and temporarily modified hours of operation. As the Library works to rebuild staffing capacity, modified hours allow branch staff time to safely process...
