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Kansas Turnpike Authority (a component unit of the state of Kansas): financial statements for the years ended June 30, 2023 and 2024 with independent auditors report.
No full textBetween 2005 and 2012 the KTA issued a separate annual financial report. In 2013 this publication ceased and its contents, including the independent auditors' reports were included in the KTA's annual report. The report appears to have been revived as a separate report though with a 2018/2019 Biennial financial statements with Independent Auditor's Report which can be found in the KGI Online Library
Other title: House Bill 2541
No full text"January 22, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Brad Loveless, Secretary, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
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Presenter's name taken from Kansas Legislature website.Neutral testimony concerning HB 2541. "The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks would like to provide you with informational testimony regarding HB 2541, which would establish a state conservation fund using money from the lottery operating fund. The agency is neutral on much of the legislation that would not have any impact on the agency, including any potential source of funding, but we wanted to provide you with information on how the agency would manage the new funding if this legislation were to be approved. The purpose of this testimony is twofold: 1) To describe the agency’s capacity for administering such programming, and 2) to inform you about the funding and some of the functions of the Department.
Kansas Department of Transportation Annual Report, 2024. Transportation in Kansas, a Year in Review, 2024 Annual Report. Appendix to the Kansas Department of Transportation's 2021 Annual Report.
No full textAppendix is attached to the end of the Annual Report.
"Published January 2024.
Other Title: Infrastructure Hub and Build Kansas Update
No full text"March 12, 2024."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Appropriations, presented by Vanessa Lamoreaux, Interim Senior Director, Kansas Department of Transportation.
Committee name taken from Kansas Legislature website.Presentation discussing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and its resource allocation formula, what BIL finances and who benefits, the Kansas Infrastructure Summit, the agencies involved in the Kansas Infrastructure Hub, how the Build Kansas Fund works and who benefits, how to apply for grant funding, federal programs, state programs and resources, and how it works successfully with rural and urban, political, and public-private sector collaboration
Drive to Zero (DTZ) Coalition / presented by Vanessa Spartan, Chief of Transportation Safety, Kansas Department of Transportation.
No full text"March 13, 2024."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Transportation Committee, presented by Vanessa Spartan, Chief of Transportation Safety, Kansas Department of Transportation.Presentation on the Kansas Drive to Zero program, a program designed to reduce and eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by reinforcing the traffic safety in Kansas.The Why? By the numbers
Kansas Drive to Zero Plan
Drive to Zero Coalition:
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Recent Progress Made
What's Next and How You Can Stay Involve
Kansas Department of Transportation News Releases
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases issued throughout the yearKDOT announces approved December bids -- Governor Kelly Announces More than 10M Available -- KDOT project in Gove County wins national award -- 16.5M for Short Line Rail Projects to Improve Agricultural Supply Chain -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- KDOT requesting comments on STIP amendment -- Drive To Zero Day at the Capitol set for Feb. 29 -- Governor Kelly Announces More than 930M in Highway Projects Added to IKE Development Pipeline -- KDOT announces approved February bids -- KDOT supports applications for ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ grants -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month: Texting while driving is illegal -- Abril es el mes de concientización sobre la conducción distraída: Enviar mensajes de texto mientras se conduce es ilegal -- Total solar eclipse to cross North America on April 8 -- Applications for KDOT’s Safe Routes to School Program now being accepted -- KDOT announces approved March bids -- Communities can learn to create walk-,bike-friendly towns during April 24 webinar -- 420: If You Feel Different You Drive Different -- 420: Si se siente diferente, conduce diferente -- Go Orange for National Work Zone Awareness Week -- Videos series brings voice to work zone awarene -- KDOT requesting comments on STIP amendment -- Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Increasing Investment in Aviation Infrastructure -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Berges celebrates 30 years of state service -- Petrie-Fitzgerald celebrates 40 years of state service -- Safety is shared responsibility of both bicyclists, drivers -- La seguridad es una responsabilidad compartida entre ciclistas y conductores -- KDOT announces approved April bids -- Lamoreaux named KDOT Deputy Secretary -- Drive To Zero partners ask motorists to reduce risk and always buckle up -- Los socios de Drive To Zero pide a los conductores que reduzcan los riesgos y se abrochen siempre el cinturón de seguridad -- KDOT seeks input on EV charging in Kansas -- Online tool supports local public agencies in addressing pedestrian and cyclist safety -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Governor Kelly Announces 6.65M for Rural Road Safety Improvements -- KDOT announces approved May bids -- KDOT requesting comments on STIP amendment -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Funding available for projects in KDOT’s Rail Service Improvement Program -- Celebrate 4th of July responsibly: Buzzed driving is drunk driving -- Celebre el 4 de julio responsablemente: Conducir tomado es conducir borracho -- Governor Kelly Announces 26M to Communities for Road Improvement Projects -- Governor Kelly Announces KDOT awarded 40M -- Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week: Help save lives by setting a good example -- Semana de Concientización sobre la Seguridad de Niños Pasajeros: ayude a salvar vidas dando un buen ejemplo -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Cukjati celebrates service milestone at KDOT -- Schwartz celebrates 30 years of state service -- Cadue selected as KDOT’s Chief for Public Information -- Donaldson named KDOT Chief of Public Relations -- KDOT requesting comments on STIP amendment -- Drivers: Slow down, pay attention for pedestrians -- Governor Kelly Announces 31.5M for 31 Bicycle, Pedestrian Projects Across Kansas -- KDOT encourages participation in bus study survey to improve long-distance services -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Governor Kelly Announces KDOT Awarded Nearly 6M in KDOT Cost Share Program Projects -- KDOT employees celebrate service anniversaries -- Buckle up: KDOT, KHP and KTA remind motorists to put safety first for Thanksgiving celebrations -- KDOT updates schedule for eight IKE projects -- Governor Kelly Announces More than 32M Award to KDOT for Modernizing Construction Materials -- Hueske named KDOT Chief of Local Projects -- KDOT promotes Ramberg to Chief of Human Resources -- Age-related changes for drivers can impact safety for all travelers -- KDOT to host Passenger Rail Service Development Plan Update on Dec. 11 -- KDOT announces approved November bids -- KDOT, KHP and KTA stress the impact of impaired driving during the holidays
Animal Health News
No full textThis internet resource contains issues published throughout multiple yearsHighly Pathogenic Avian Influenza(HPAI) in Livestock -- How can dairy producers help? -- USDA 2024 Final Animal Disease Traceability Rule -- EID Resource Page -- Notes from Dr. Smith - Animal Health Commissioner -- AFI Pet Animal Facility License Renewal Season -- Kansas Secure Food Supply -- HPAI in Poultry -- Brucella abortus, RB-51 Strain Persistent Shedding a Risk in Jersey Cows Following Vaccination -- Asian longhorned tick -- 2024 Trichomoniasis Cases -- Affected Kansas Counties Found Here! -- EID Reader Giveaway -- Missing Livestock? -- Are you having trouble with the Kansas eCVI? -- Regional Meetings -- Secure Beef Supply Plan Exercise Hosted in Texas -- KFRM Radio Awards Fredonia Livestock Auction -- Rural Practice Enhancement and Veterinary Medical Loan Repayment Program -- Fourth-Annual US SHIP House of Delegates Meeting -- NPIP Annual Conference -- Notes from the field, with Dr. Crisler
Other Titles: Proponent Testimony on HB 2269 Proponent Testimony on House Bill 2269 House Bill 2269
No full text"February 8, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Health & Human Services Committee, presented by Andrew Brown, Deputy Secretary for Programs, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Testimony in support of HB 2269 "which aims to allocate funding for mental health services in schools. ... Mental health is a cornerstone of overall well-being, and it profoundly impacts a student's ability to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. Unfortunately, many students face significant barriers to accessing the mental health support they desperately need. From anxiety and depression to trauma and substance abuse, the range of mental health challenges among our youth is vast and complex. Implementing comprehensive mental health services in schools is a proactive and effective approach to addressing these challenges.