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Other Title: Senate Bill 467
No full text"February 15, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Commerce Committee, presented by Rachel Willis, Director of Legislative Affairs, Kansas Department of Commerce.Testimony in support of SB 467. "This bill removes the reference to Wildlife and Parks, expands the membership of the Governor's Council on Travel and Tourism and modifies the Attraction Development Grant program. ... This bill removes the references to Wildlife, Parks and Tourism and changes it to Commerce. Additionally, it updates the references to specific legislative committees to reflect the current committee names of the legislature. SB 467 includes two other changes that are a bit more substantial. Three additional members will be added to the Governor's Council on Travel and Tourism bringing the total number of voting members to twenty. ... Lastly, the bill aligns the grant allocation percentages for the Attraction Development Grant (ADG) program with the needs of our state. ... While these changes are minor, they will better support the work of Kansas Tourism.
Other Title: House Bill 2527
No full text"March 18, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Utilities, presented by Justin Grady, Deputy Director of the Utilities Division, Kansas Corporation Commission.Neutral testimony concerning HB 2527. "HB 2527 makes three changes to existing utility regulatory law in Kansas: 1) It establishes a Plant in Service Accounting (PISA) ratemaking mechanism that allows electric public utilities in the State to defer 90% of the costs incurred when a utility invests in electric infrastructure to serve customers between rate cases. This would include both a 'return on' investment and a 'return of' capital through depreciation expense. ... 2) It revises the allowed parameters for Economic Development Discount Rates (EDRs) pursuant to K.S.A 66-101j. EDRs will now be able to be offered for ten years instead of just five years. The bill also removes the requirement that the discount be tracked and recovered from all other customers in a rate case; and 3) It allows an electric utility to recover the carrying costs associated with the construction of a new natural gas-fired electric generating facility through a surcharge on customers' bills, instead of these costs being collected through general rate cases.
2023 Kansas Debt Study Debt Study
No full text"In early 2008, KDFA developed its first annual debt study to provide relevant data to assist" -- From 2013 Debt Study pp.
Other title: 2024 State of the State Address
No full textJan 10, 2024. Date taken from Governor's website
Kansas Corn Commission Press Releases, 2024. Kansas Corn Commission News Releases, 2024.
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases issued throughout the year.Kansas Corn Celebrates Environmental, Economic Impacts of the Renewable Fuel Standard -- Catch Up with Kansas Corn at the August Summer Listening Tour -- Kansas Corn STEM Hits Records in 2023-24 School Year -- Kansas Corn Leaders Help Guide U.S. Grains Council Efforts -- Kansas Corn STEM Education Program Reach for the 2023/24 School Year -- 2,4-D Tariff Would Bring Higher Costs for Kansas Farmers -- Pitch Day to Be Held in October Four Finalists Announced for Corn Value Chain Challenge by Radicle Growth -- Kansas Corn Applauds Bill to Expand Ethanol Access -- Grandma Dahl’s Corn Sausage Chowder: A Fall Family Favorite -- Kansas and U.S. Corn Growers Choose Promising New Use Ventures -- Upcoming January Events Kansas Corn Growers Welcome Meeting Season -- Kansas Corn Farmers Win in National Corn Yield Contest -- Kansas, National Corn Growers Win Dispute with Mexico Over GM Corn Ban -- KCGA/NCGA Continuing Resolution Statements -- Noll Family Sweeps 2024 Kansas Corn Yield Contest, Winners to Be Honored at the Kansas Corn Symposium
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly news releases, January through March 2024. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly media releases, January through March 2020. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly press releases, January through March 2024. Media release. News release. Press release. For immediate release.
No full textSome issues were published in both English and Spanish.
Contains publications from October through December 2024.Governor Kelly Announces More than 5M for Digital Skills Training -- Governor Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Half-Staff in Honor of Magistrate Judge Tom Mikulka -- ICYMI: 100 Kansas hospital and clinic executives, health professionals endorse Medicaid expansion -- Governor Kelly’s Medicaid Expansion Proposal Introduced in Both Chambers of State Legislature -- Governor Kelly Calls for the Cutting Healthcare Costs for All Kansans Act to Get a Hearing by Kansas Day: Here’s What They’re Saying -- Governor Kelly Announces Nearly 84M in Olathe Manufacturing Facility -- Governor Kelly Announces All Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP) Funds Awarded -- Governor Kelly's Office of Early Childhood Proposal Introduced in Kansas House and Senate -- Governor Kelly Announces Budget Amendment to Increase Funding for Intellectual/DevelopmentaI DisabiIity and Physical Disability Waivers -- Governor Kelly Shares Statement on Care Arc Health Clinic Closure in Eureka -- Governor Kelly Announces Nearly 16.SM for Short Line Rail Projects to Improve Agricultural Supply Chain -- Over 1,000 Early Childhood Providers and Stakeholders Call on Legislature to Support Governor Kelly's Budget Proposals -- Governor Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Kelly Announces 14M to Improve 37 Kansas Airports -- Executive Order No. 24-01 -- Governor Kelly Announces More than 930M in Highway Projects Added to IKE Development Pipeline -- ICYMI: Governor Kelly Reiterates Benefits of Medicaid Expansion in Ottawa Herald Interview -- Governor Kelly Appoints Chris Kennedy as Secretary of Wildlife and Parks -- Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Allowing Private Funds to Support Dolly Parton's Imagination Library -- Governor Kelly Attends 2024 Ogallala Aquifer Summit: Remarks as Prepared -- Governor Kelly's Bipartisan Medicaid Expansion Proposal Receives Hearing for the First Time in Four Years -- Governor Kelly Announces H&T Recharge Investing 110M, Creating 180 Jobs as New Panasonic Supplier -- ICYMI: First Medicaid Expansion Hearings in Four Years Supported by More than 900 Written Testimonies -- Governor Kelly Announces More than $76M Investment by Marvin, Creating 600 Jobs in Kansas City, Kansas -- Governor Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Honoring Father Emil J. Kapaun -- Kansas Businesses Support Medicaid Expansion During Kansas Legislature's Hearings: Here's What They're Saying -- Kansas Hospitals Support Medicaid Expansion During Kansas Legislature's Hearings: Here's What They're Saying -- Governor Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Removing Barriers to Career Opportunities for Military Spouses -- Governor Kelly Breaks Ground on Ballard Center Addition, Increasing Access to Child Care in Lawrence
[Crime Statistics] Uniform Crime Report Crime Index
No full textTitle supplied by State Library staff
2003 contains revised crime index
This internet resource contains reports throughout several year
Other Title: Senate Bill 404
No full text"February 8, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare, presented by Dr. Dereck Totten, Chief Medical Officer, Kansas Department of Health and Environment."Supporting testimony regarding Senate Bill 404 (SB 404) allowing the practice of Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT). EPT is the clinical practice of treating the partners of patients diagnosed with sexually transmitted infections (STIs) by providing prescriptions, or medications, to the patient to take to his/her partner without the health care provider first examining the partner. ... Ensuring timely treatment of partners will reduce ongoing transmission of the infection and prevent re-infection of the original patient. Additionally, early treatment and preventing re-infection will help mitigate transmission to newborn babies and prevent many of the long-term consequences of chlamydia infection, including infertility in both men and women. Prevention of lifelong challenges and state burden of untreated or late treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis is a necessity. Permitting EPT in Kansas will lessen barriers to care, including logistical and financial challenges.
Adolescent and Teenage Pregnancy Report Kansas, 2022
No full textIncludes bibliographical references.Basic information on this topic in Kansas with statistics and more in depth resources listed