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Other Title: House Substitute for Senate Bill 96
No full text"March 14, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Commerce, Labor, and Economics, presented by Derik Flerlage, Director, Bureau of Family Health, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.Testimony in opposition to House Substitute for SB 96. "There has been intense focus on KDHE's CCL program. With a major departmental restructuring that took place and a comprehensive review of child care regulations, I am excited to report that our program has made historically significant improvements since the 2023 legislative session. ... Our team recognized the opportunity to accelerate what needed to be done and completed a swift and comprehensive regulatory review and rewrite, all centered around a strategic plan to address four different categories for review: Federal compliance, home providers, center and preschool providers, and our existing school-age and drop-in programs. Our approach was to directly involve providers in the drafting of the regulations, as it most closely affected them. ... For us to continue modernizing and reacting to needs as they emerge in Kansas communities with minimal disruption, KDHE continues to support that regulations should not be moved to statute and that ratios and professional qualifications should be aligned with providers' feedback and expertise. The provisions currently included in SB 96 jeopardize safety and are out of alignment with the preferences providers expressed to our agency during our regulatory review engagement sessions. ... Rigid state statutes would not allow for...flexibility, while adding to the ambiguity of who has ultimate authority in enforcing those who may violate it. ... Lastly, it would not be to the advantage of KDHE, the legislature, our providers or Kansas families to wait for the legislative session for potential changes to state statute. KDHE can engage in regulatory review as needed to enact changes and provide exceptions to current regulations that may inhibit individual providers' operations.
Division of Environment Budget [2024-Senate] / presented by Leo G. Henning, Deputy Secretary and Director of Environment, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
No full textJanuary 30, 2024.
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Leo G. Henning, Deputy Secretary and Director of Environment, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Committee name and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website.KDHE Organizational Chart
Mission and Vision
Division of Environment Bureaus
Funding Sources for Fiscal Year 2024
Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2024
Funding Sources for Fiscal Year 2025
Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2025
Supplemental Requests
FY 2025 Enhancement Requests
FY 2025 State Water Plan Enhancements
Accomplishments
Small Town Water and Sewer Infrastructure Grant Projects
Small Town Water and Sewer Infrastructure
Future Small Town Water and Sewer Infrastructure
State Revolving Fund Use of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds
State Revolving Fund Projects Northwest Kansas
State Revolving Fund Projects Northeast Kansas
State Revolving Fund Projects Southwest Kansas
State Revolving Fund Projects Southeast Kansas
Challenges
Natality Report by Racial and Ethnic Population Groups, Kansas, 2022: Research Summary
No full text"March, 2021."
"This Research Summary Was Prepared By: Kansas Department of Health and Environment Susan Mosier, MD, MBA, FACS, Secretary and State Health Officer; Bureau of Epidemiology and Public Health Informatics, Farah S. Ahmed, MPH, PhD, Interim Director; and State Epidemiologist Elizabeth W. Saadi, PhD, Deputy Director and State Registrar. Prepared by: Cathryn Savage, PhD. Data for this report were collected by: Office of Vital Statistics Kay Haug, Director."The purpose of this report is to present statistics ... for Kansas resident live births by maternal population group based on race/Hispanic origin. Birth outcome indicators include maternal age, education level, marital status, adequacy of prenatal care, primary pay source, WIC service utilization, gestational age and weight of infant at birth. These indicators are examined among population groups by normal birth outcomes and by a summary measure of poor birth outcomes
Report of the Special Education and Related Services Funding Task Force to the 2024 Kansas Legislature [2024]
No full text"January 2024.
State General Fund Receipts, Fiscal Year 2021. SGF Receipts, fiscal year 2021. State General Fund (SGF) Receipts, fiscal year 2021 (July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021).
No full textA collection of monthly reports for fiscal year 2024 covering July, 2023 through June 2024 with an annual cumulation in June 2024 report
Legislative Post Audit Committee Meeting Minutes, 2024
No full textThis internet resource contains minutes and agenda issued throughout the yea
Kansas Real Estate Commission News Letter News Letter
No full textElder Abuse Education -- Employee Spotlight -- How Each KREC Department Can Help You -- Disciplinary Actions -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- KREC on Social Media -- Fair Housing Violations -- Advance Listing Fees -- Who is a Licensee and Who is REALTOR? -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Upcoming Events -- Legislative Updates -- Cease and Desist Authority and Unlicensed Activity -- Can You Keep a Secret? -- On the Horizon -- KREC on Social Media -- Disciplinary Actions -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Upcoming Events -- We are Family: What does the Buyer or Seller Expect when Loved Ones are Involved? -- Unlicensed Activity -- New Website Launched August 13 -- REALTOR Practice Changes and the License Law -- Best Wishes, Wendy! -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Upcoming Events -- Proposed Administrative Regulations -- What Box Should I Check? -- Employee Spotlight -- A New Licensing System is Coming -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Upcoming Events -- Happy Holidays from KREC -- Regulation Changes -- Reporting Requirements Reminder -- Useful Resources for Kansas Real Estate Licensees and Consumers -- Affiliation Changes and Current Email Addresses -- Disciplinary Actions -- KREC on Social Media -- Search the Statutes by Keyword -- Upcoming Events
Liquor Tax Receipts (Net of Refunds), 2024
No full textThis internet resource contains multiple receipts throughout several year
House Bill 2682 / presented by Kent Selk, Driver Services Manager, Kansas Department of Revenue.
No full text"February 12, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Transportation, presented by Kent Selk, Driver Services Manager, Kansas Department of Revenue.
This same testimony was presented before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Transportation, by Kent Selk, Driver Services Manager, Kansas Department of Revenue on March 6th, 2024.Testimony in support of HB 2682. "This bill ensures Kansas is compliant with Federal Motor Carrier Associations rule on Drug and Alcohol Clearing House; 49 CFR 382. Failure to comply with Federal Motor Carrier regulations would result in a reduction in state highway funding. This legislation would authorize the Director of Vehicles to implement the necessary rules and regulations for participation in the Federal Motor Carrier Associations Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse program (DACH). The DACH is an online database that gives employers, State Driver Licensing Agencies, and State law enforcement personnel real time information about CDL holders' drug and alcohol program violations. The DACH program is intended to promote safer highways and ensure that only qualified drivers are eligible to obtain and retain a CDL.
Other Title: House Bill 2762
No full text"February 15, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Transportation, presented by David Harper, Director, Division of Vehicles, Kansas Department of Revenue.Testimony in support of HB 2762. "This bill would provide statutory authorization for the Division of Vehicles to begin the process of implementing mobile driver's license and identification cards in Kansas. The 2023 Appropriations Senate Bill 25 provided expenditures shall be made by the Department of Revenue to modernize driver's licenses to allow electronic use as a digital driver's license that can be stored on mobile device applications: provided that such digital driver's license shall be compatible with federal transportation security administration checkpoints. HB 2762 is step one in the process for the agency to begin to develop the road map towards the potential future implementation of digital credentials. A mobile driver's license is a secure, digitized version of a physical driver's license or other state issued ID that is carried in an app on a smartphone. Mobile driver's licenses and IDs are intended to be a companion to a physical driver's license and not a replacement. The two primary reasons for implementing a mobile DL/ID program are security and convenience.