Small choices at home can protect water quality and local watersheds. Stormwater runoff transports pollutants into streams and rivers, harming wildlife and public health. Residents can minimize runoff...
The Wyandotte County Public Health Department offers lead testing and prevention resources due to the harmful effects of lead, particularly on young children. Lead exposure often comes from older home...
The Unified Government Commissioners approved a plan altering how Bonner Springs and Edwardsville pay for certain solid waste services while maintaining that KCK residents will still cover some shared...
Deputy District Attorney Njeri Mwangi has been promoted to chief deputy district attorney in the Wyandotte County District Attorney’s Office. Known for her commitment to justice and community service,...
The Unified Government is engaging residents in the 2027 budget process through DotteTalk conversations, workshops, and a new online tool, OpenBook, for better transparency. Events include discussions...
Wyandotte County residents can dispose of old furniture, mattresses, and other large household items at no charge. Wyandotte County residents will get another chance in early May. They can clear out o...
Wyandotte County is introducing two new emergency alert systems, IPAWS and Everbridge, to enhance public safety during severe weather and emergencies. This comes after a recent EF-0 tornado raised con...
Wyandotte County K-State Research and Extension staff engage with residents by bringing classes and support directly into neighborhoods, emphasizing accessibility and convenience. The March newsletter...
In March, gardeners are encouraged to prune fruit trees and berry vines, clean up garden areas, and plant cool-season vegetables like carrots and spinach. Early pruning improves air circulation and fr...
Mayor Christal Watson cast the tie-breaking vote to lift the residency requirement for most Wyandotte County Unified Government employees after intense debate. Supporters argued it reflects the region...
