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Other titles: House Bill 2407 - a bill related to nonacademic questionnaires; eliminating the requirement for parental consent for a student to participate in a nonacademic questionnaire; and allowing for notice of a nonacademic questionnaire to be administered Bill related to nonacademic questionnaires: eliminating the requirement for parental consent for a student to participate in a nonacademic questionnaire; and allowing for notice of a nonacademic questionnaire to be administered
No full text"Monday, February 20, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Child Welfare & Foster Care Committee, presented by Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Written testimony in support of HB 2407, "which eliminates the requirement for parental consent for a student to participate in a nonacademic questionnaire.
Other title: Updates on Requested Topics
No full text"April 21, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, The Robert G. (Bob) Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight, presented by Laura Howard, Secretary, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Presentation to the Robert G. (Bob) Bethell Joint Committee on Home and Community Based Services and KanCare Oversight giving the Secretary's Update on Priorities and Issues concerning Facility and Program Expansion from SPARK funds, specifically expansion of Health Care Facilities, expanding the reach of current service providers, and workforce training expansion. Other issues covered were the Regional State Hospital Project, the Nursing Facility Program, Home & Community Based Services, Behavioral Health Services, Survey, Certification & Credentialing, and State Hospitals
Other title: House Bill 2279, as amended by House Committee
No full text"March 14, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, presented by David L. Pope, former Chief Engineer, Division of Water Resources, Kansas Department of Agriculture.Testimony in support of House Bill 2279, which "is important and necessary to deal with the groundwater depletion in the High Plains Aquifer system managed primarily by the Groundwater Management Districts (GMDs) in Kansas [and] ... provides a necessary and an important process to deal with the management of the High Plains Aquifer, and especially the ongoing depletion of the Ogallala portion of the Aquifer in Western Kansas.
Other title: 2023 Budget Overview
No full textFebruary 1, 2023.
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Mike Beam, Secretary of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Agriculture.
Presenter and committee names and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website.KDA Divisions and Programs
KDA Goals and Objectives
Budget Overview
KDA Legislative Tea
Other title: Partnerships
No full textJanuary 19, 2023.
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, by Mike Beam, Secretary of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Agriculture.
This same presentation was given before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, by Mike Beam, Secretary of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Agriculture on February 01, 2023.
Committee names, presenter's name, and dates taken from Kansas Legislature website."The Kansas Department of Agriculture has a Master Research Agreement with Kansas State University to establish a large partnership between the two entities. The agreement states that the University shall exercise reasonable efforts to carry out research projects in accordance with the referenced statement of work as set forth in task orders issued under the agreement. The Master Research Agreement was renewed effective March 25, 2020, and has a term of five years from the effective date. As outlined in the following pages, 11 divisions and programs within the agency currently work in collaboration with K-State under this agreement. The agency also works with K-State for service support including facilities management, parking, police and information technology."Animal Health
Conservation
Dairy and Feed Safety
Emergency Management
Food Safety and Lodging
Laboratory
Marketing
Pesticide and Fertilizer
Plant Protection and Weed Control
Water Appropriation
Administration and Service Support
Future Projects Under Discussio
Kansas Cooperative Economic Insect Survey Report
No full textBetween 2005 and 2010 (vol. 52 – vol. 58) this publication was known as the ‘Cooperative Economic Insect Survey Report’ and was issued a varying number of times throughout the year. By 2011 (vol. 59) it switched to a quarterly schedule and was titled ‘Entomological News,’ although as 12 November 2014, volumes bearing this title were still referred to as both ‘Cooperative Economic Survey Reports’ and ‘Insect Report’ on the agency website.<br>This internet resource contains reports from multiple years
Other title: Providing for State Wide Election of Kansas Corporation Commission Commissioners
No full text"February 13, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Utilities Committee, by David Nickel, Consumer Counsel, Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board.Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board legislative testimony ; 2023Neutral testimony concerning Senate Bill 88. "SB 88 provides for the election of three Commissioners of the KCC on four-year, staggered terms. ... SB 88 also provides for the creation of a utilities regulation division in the office of the Kansas Attorney General to represent all utility customers in KCC matters, specifically requiring that division to advocate for regionally competitive utility rates. In order to do so, SB 88 calls for all staff of the KCC who litigates, argues, or participates in public utility rate proceedings (other than in telecommunication rate proceedings) for the purpose of making non-binding recommendations to the KCC on behalf of ratepayers...to be transferred to the new division, subject to the discretion of the attorney general, commencing January 1, 2024. ... Representations have been made to CURB that SB 88 is not intended to and will not materially affect CURB and its representation of residential and small commercial ratepayers before the KCC. ... CURB's independent role is important, as it would be impossible to zealously advocate for a position favoring all customers generally and still advocate for a contrary position that favors residential or small commercial ratepayers
Other titles: Kansas Corporation Commission Transportation Division Report to the 2023 Legislature Transportation Division Report to the 2023 Legislature
No full text"January 12, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Transportation Committee, by Mike Hoeme, Director of Transportation, Kansas Corporation Commission.Presentation discussing the core functions of the KCC Transportation Division. "As the lead agency that regulates motor carriers and businesses that operate commercial motor vehicles in Kansas, our core values are: Statutory Requirements and Administrative Regulations; Education and Compliance Programs; Kansas Trucking Regulatory Assistance Network (KTRAN); [and] Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Program." Includes a map of Transportation Investigator Areas, and the Procedures for Safety Compliance manual
Kansas Corporation Commission News Release KCC News Release New Release
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases issued throughout the year
May not contain all news releases for each yearKansas Corporation Commission to hold public hearing on Atmos Energy rate increase request -- Commissioner Susan K. Duffy elected Chair of KCC -- Kansas Corporation Commission announces workshop series on resource adequacy -- Kansas KidWind Challenge kicks off this week with a record number of teams -- KCC schedules two public hearings on transmission line siting application -- KCC offers tips on what to look for when hiring a limo or bus service -- Kansas Kidwind State Finals will be held in Topeka on Saturday -- The Cold Weather Rule ends March 31 -- Kansas Kidwind teams advance to national competition -- Governor proclaims April "Safe Digging Month" -- KCC schedules July public hearings on Evergy rate increase application -- KCC approves siting permit for Wolf Creek to Blackberry transmission line in SE Kansas -- KCC approves settlement agreement allowing Liberty-Empire to recover winter storm costs over time -- KCC approves construction of Grain Belt line in two phases -- KCC begins public hearings next week on Evergy rate increase request -- Kansas Receives More than $13M to Address Electrical Grid Resilience and Reliability -- KCC to hold final public hearing in Evergy rate increase request this week in Wichita -- Kansas Corporation Commission Utilities Staff responds to Evergy's rate increase proposal in testimony filed this afternoon -- KCC approves energy efficiency programs for Evergy customers -- Lifeline and the Affordable Connectivity Plan help Kansans unable to pay for phone and internet services stay connected -- Senate Committee confirms the Governor’s appointment of Annie Kuether to the Kansas Corporation Commission -- A Proposed Settlement Agreement Has Been Filed in the Evergy Rate Case, Now It’s Up to Commissioners to Decide -- The Kansas Cold Weather Rule takes effect November 1 -- Kansas Corporation Commission approves settlement agreement in Evergy rate case
Kansas State Corporation Commission Meeting Minutes, 2023
No full textThis internet resource contains news releases issued throughout the yea