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Other Title: Legislator Briefing Book Prepared for the 2025 Kansas Legislature 2025 Briefing Book
No full textAGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES:
Farm to Food Bank Projects
COMMERCE, LABOR, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
Kansas Businesses: Jobs for Kansans
EDUCATION:
Community Eligibility for Free Lunch
Kansas School Finance System Overview
National Trends in College Admissions
Open Enrollment
School Building Disposal
Student Loans and Financial Aid
ELECTIONS, ETHICS, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT:
Home Rule
Political Committee Major Purpose Test
Recall of Local Elected Officials
Revenue Neutral Process
Voter Registration Qualifications
Voter Roll and Poll Book Maintenance
FEDERAL AND STATE AFFAIRS:
Article V Convention (Convention of States)
Characterization of Military Service Upon Discharge
Kansas National Guard and the Texas Border
Medical Marijuana Update
Review of Recent Abortion Court Cases
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSURANCE:
Definition of Money and Money Transmitters
Hospital Price Transparency
Prior Authorization
HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES:
Expedited Partner Therapy
Federal 340B Drug Pricing Program
Foster Care Update
Long-term Care Facilities Minimum Staffing Standards
Overview of Medical Assistance Programs
Update on the Community Support Waiver
Updated Child Care Regulations
INFRASTRUCTURE AND SECURITY:
Grid Security
Kansas Cybersecurity Update
Passenger Rail in Kansas
JUDICIARY, CORRECTIONS, AND JUVENILE JUSTICE:
Hutchinson Correctional Facility Capital Improvement Project
Kansas Law Enforcement Fentanyl Response
SCOTUS 2023 Term Review and October 2024 Term Preview
STATE BUDGET:
Introduction to the State Budget Process
KPERS Tier 3
TAXATION:
Approaches to Property Tax Limits
Disabled Veterans Property Tax Relief
Residential Property Tax Relief Programs
UTILITIES AND ENERGY:
Overview of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Ac
Other title: Kansas Secretary of State: For Immediate Release, 2024
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases issued throughout the year -- News issues were not always issued during some monthsMedia releases issued by the Office of Secretary of State. Some of these publications are separate documents issued by the Secretary as part of news releases.Secretary Schwab Reminds Kansas Businesses of Positive Change in the New Year -- Secretary of State Scott Schwab Announces 2024 Legislative Agenda -- Information Session Advisory -- No Labels Kansas Officially Recognized as a Political Party in Kansas -- Secretary Schwab Joins Amicus Brief Filed with U.S. Supreme Court -- Eight Candidates File for the Kansas Presidential Preference Primary -- State Rules and Regulations Board Meeting -- Secretary Schwab Announces $1.9 Million in Grants to Strengthen Kansas County Election Security -- Secretary Schwab Announces Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission Appointee -- Secretary Schwab Reminds Kansas Voters of Registration and Advance Mail Ballot Application Deadline -- Secretary of State Scott Schwab Improves Agency Software System After Three Decades of Use -- Advance In-Person Voting May Begin for the Presidential Preference Primary -- State Rules and Regulations Board Meeting -- Secretary Schwab Reminds Kansans of Election Night Reporting Webpage -- Secretary Schwab Announces Post-Election Audit Completion -- State Board of Canvassers to Meet -- Two Bills Proposed by Kansas Secretary of State Signed into Law -- State Election Board to Meet -- United Kansas Officially Recognized as a Political Party -- Schwab Issues Filing Deadline Reminder -- State Objections Board to Meet -- Secretary Schwab Details Final Cost of Kansas' Presidential Preference Primary -- Primary Election Voter Registration Deadline -- Kansas Secretary of State Receives Certificate of Nominations from Republican National Committee -- Kansas Secretary of State Issues Reminder of Public Election Equipment Testing -- Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab Announces Primary Election Voter Turnout Estimate -- Secretary Schwab Offers Election Day Tips for Voters -- Schwab Reminds Kansans of Election Night Reporting Webpage -- Secretary of State's Office Initiates the Post-Election Audit Process -- Secretary Schwab Initiates Close-Race Audit -- Secretary Schwab Announces Completion of Post-Election Audit -- State Board of Canvassers to Meet -- Kansas Secretary of State Receives Certification of Nomination from Democratic National Committee -- State Board of Canvassers Certify Kansas Primary Election Results -- Secretary of State Scott Schwab Confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Petition has Been Approved -- Kansas Secretary of State Receives Slate of Presidential Electors -- Secretary Schwab Requests Explanation from Postmaster General for Postal Services Handling of Primary Election Ballots -- Kansas Surpasses 2 Million Registered Voters Ahead of November Election -- Schwab Criticizes USPS Response to Mail Ballot Concerns -- Secretary Schwab Reminds Kansans of Voter Registration Deadline -- State Rules and Regulations Board Meeting -- Schwab Satisfied with One-on-One Call with United States Postal Service (USPS) Postmaster General -- Secretary Schwab Issues Reminder About Public Election Equipment Testing -- Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab Announces General Election Voter Turnout Estimate -- Secretary Schwab Offers Election Day Tips for Voters -- Kansas Secretary of State's Office Initiates Post-Election Audit -- Schwab Reminds Kansans of Election Night Reporting Webpage -- Secretary Schwab Initiates Close-Race Audits -- Secretary Schwab Announces Completion of Close-Race Audits -- Secretary Schwab Announces Completion of Post-Election Audit -- State Board of Canvassers to Meet -- State Board of Canvassers Certifies Kansas General Election Results -- Kansas Electoral College to Meet -- State Rules and Regulations Board Meeting
Other Title: Relating to Hands Free Phone Use While Driving
No full text"January 23, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Transportation Committee, presented by Joel Skelley, Director of Policy, Kansas Department of Transportation.
Presenter's name taken from Kansas Legislature website.
This same testimony, with minor changes, was presented before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Transportation Committee, by Joel Skelley, Director of Policy, Kansas Department of Transportation on March 7, 2024.Testimony in support of HB 2499. "The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is providing written proponent testimony about House Bill 2499. KDOT supports legislation to amend or create state laws that further enhance the safety of the traveling public and those that work on our roadways. The act of driving requires a person’s full attention. Any action that takes a driver’s hands off the wheel, eyes off the road or interrupts their train of thought is distracted driving and can create an unsafe driving environment for themselves and anyone else on or near the road. A driver engaging in talking, texting or interacting with a phone will exhibit similar traits to an impaired driver like trouble maintaining their lane, inconsistent speed, and slower reaction times."
City of Augusta Drainage Issue at the Industrial Park just North of US-54/US-400 / presented by Greg Schieber, State Transportation Engineer and Deputy Secretary, Kansas Department of Transportation.
No full text"April 23, 2024."
Information before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Appropriations and Senate Committee on Ways and Means, presented by Greg Schieber, State Transportation Engineer and Deputy Secretary, Kansas Department of Transportation."The City of Augusta industrial park is located on the southeast side of the city, north of US-400 and southeast of the BNSF Railway line. The Walnut River is located just east of the industrial park. The drainage for the eastern third of Augusta flows generally south and east towards the Walnut River through the industrial park. The drainage crosses US-400 just east of Lunger Road through a reinforced concrete box culvert (RCB) which was placed in 1975. The City of Augusta has experienced increased frequency of flooding events within the industrial park in recent years. ... The proposed solutions included several options for upstream detention as well as increasing the size of the RCB under US-400. The recommended alternative was to pursue increasing the size of the RCB. US-400 is owned and maintained by the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT). Any improvements to the culvert need to be coordinated with KDOT.
[KDOT 101 and Kansas Infrastructure Hub Presentation] / presented by Calvin Reed, Secretary, Kansas Department of Transportation.
No full text"January 23, 2024."
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Appropriations Committee, presented by Calvin Reed, Secretary, Kansas Department of Transportation.
Includes a follow-up response to questions posed by the House Appropriations Committee, dated February 13, 2024. Date taken from Kansas Legislature website.
Title supplied by Kansas Department of Transportation website.Presentation giving an overview and update of the Kansas Department of Transportation, covering the economic aspects of various preservation, modernization and expansion projects and other investments and cost sharing, as well as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), the agencies involved in the Kansas Infrastructure Hub, how the Build Kansas Fund works, federal and state programs and resources,technical assistance, and examples of successful economic development