Johnson County Kansas

Johnson County cares about healthy yards because healthy yards mean healthy streams and waterways, which means healthy communities for people, pets and wildlife.

We are now approximately one quarter into our FY 2024 adopted budget. The $1.79 billion budget ($1.26 billion in expenditures and $528.64 million in reserves) accomplished many things for our residents and workforce.

Thunderstorms, floods and tornadoes are all possible in Johnson County, Kansas, at this time of year. Planning for how to maintain and protect your health in a natural disaster or emergency is an important but often overlooked part of the preparedness process.

As the primary election on Aug. 6 approaches, Johnson County voters should mark June 3 on their calendars – the deadline for changing party affiliation.

The Spring 2024 issue of JoCo Magazine is now available. You can read the online edition now or the print edition when it hits your mailbox.

When it comes to economic development in Johnson County, most of it is accomplished through our cities.

Your feedback is crucial when we make policy decisions, and your participation is valued when we see you at events, whether they are ours or happening elsewhere in the community.

Most residents continue to have a positive perception of Johnson County, according to the 2024 community survey results.

Important work, investments and innovation took place throughout 2023 to ensure Johnson County Government provided support to our community’s older adults, people with an intellectual or developmental disability and those needing support with behavioral health or substance abuse treatment.