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Prevention Highlights, 202.
No full textThis internet resource contains newsletters throughout the yearFire WatchFire Watch -- Door-Locking Devices GuideDoor-Guide -- Hoarding: Issues for the Fire ServiceHoarding: Service -- Home Daycare Requirements Home Requirements -- Power Strip Use in HealthcarePower Healthcare -- Refueling Safety MeasuresRefueling Measures -- Fire Watch -- Fire FactsFire Facts -- Workplace Fire Prevention & Survival Workplace Survival
The inauguration of Kansas's 48th governor, Laura Kelly. Lt. Governor David Toland, January 9, 2023 : inaugural ceremony.
No full textWelcome and Introductions -- Remarks and prayers offered by -- Closing Remark
Other title: House Bill 2338
No full text"February 20, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Health and Human Services Committee, by Alyson Dalrymple, Deputy Director for the Bureau of Family Health, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
This same testimony was presented before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee, by Alyson Dalrymple, Deputy Director for the Bureau of Family Health, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, on March 14, 2023.Written testimony in support of HB 2338. "HB 2338 would designate the third full week of September each year to Sickle Cell Disease awareness and require that the department study and report on topics related to sickle cell disease. ... HB 2338 would ensure that the Kansas Newborn Screening Blood Spot program, advisory council and the hemoglobinopathy committee intentionally review the state of sickle cell disease, treatments options, and provider knowledge.
Other title: Senate Bill 314
No full text"March 22, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee, by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.Neutral testimony concerning SB 314. "The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will not be adding the COVID vaccination to our list of required vaccinations.
Home and renters insurance shopper's guide. [2023?] Previously published as: Homeowner's and renters insurance shopper's guide. [2020?]
No full textHomeowners Insurance -- How Are My Premiums Determined? -- Termination of Homeowner Policy -- Renters and Condominium Insurance -- Manufactured, Modular or Mobile Homes -- Home Inventory -- How do claims work? -- Glossary of Terms
Kansas Division of Workers Compensation Annual Statistical Report, 2023
No full textK-WC 21 (20187)
January 2023
Department of Human Resources changed its name to the Department of Labor in 200
Other title: House Bill 2401
No full text"February 15, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Commerce, Labor and Economic Development Committee, presented by Julie Menghini, Government Affairs Director, Kansas Department of Labor.Testimony in support of HB 2401. "HB 2401 is a small collection of changes the agency is requesting to assist with our Unemployment Insurance (UI) modernization project. There are five parts of this legislation. ... Part 1 – Always Begin Benefit Year on a Sunday; Part 2 - Temporary Unemployment; Part 3 - On-line filing; Part 4 – State Unemployment Tax Act Amendments; Part 5 – Flexibility for the KESBOR [Kansas Employment Security Board of Review] permanent and temporary boards. ... I thank you and the committee for your time and willingness to work with our agency to modernize the Kansas Unemployment Insurance system. Passage of this bill will move the agency forward in this process.
2023 Summary of Legislation.
No full text"June 2023."This publication includes summaries of the legislation enacted in 2023. Not summarized
are bills of a limited, local, technical, clarifying, or repealing nature, and bills that were vetoed
(sustained). However, these bills are listed beginning on page 229.
During the 2023 Session, 800 bills were introduced: 326 in the Senate and 474 in the
House. Of these 800 bills, 98 (12.3 percent) became law: 33 Senate bills and 65 House bills.
Further, of the 98 bills becoming law, 87 (88.8 percent) were introduced by committees and 11
(11.2 percent) were introduced by individual legislators. [Note: Substitute bills or bills with
conference committee reports whose original subject matter was substantially modified from the
content in the introduced sponsor bill are included in the former category.]
The Governor vetoed 17 bills and 23 line items in appropriations bills. The vetoes of 9
bills and 20 line items were sustained; vetoes of 8 bills and 3 line items were overridden.
A total of 655 bills will be carried over to the 2024 Session of the Legislature
Other title: Book Discussion Group Sets
No full text"For specific information about a library's policies regarding lending of their sets, click on the library tab in the spreadsheet."A set of 2 documents provided by the Kansas State Library with information and resources on Book Discussion Group Sets. "This page is a resource for librarians; if you're a discussion group leader or participant looking to borrow book sets, please contact your local library for assistance. This page contains a downloadable Excel spreadsheet with sets of books available to book discussion groups served by Kansas libraries. ... In addition to our physical book discussion sets, some of our eBook and digital audiobook offerings can also be utilized by book discussion groups."Book Discussion Group Sets
Book Discussion Group Sets Spreadshee