If you are in downtown Olathe, you’ll notice barriers and fencing up around the former Johnson County Courthouse. Starting March 11, utilities will be disconnected, and the site will be under the control of JE Dunn for demolition. Exterior... more
Johnson County Department of Health and Environment is focused on providing vaccinations to some of our county’s vulnerable populations, including those who are homebound, without a permanent home or have a disability.
March 7 marks one year since the COVID-19 virus was first detected in the county and state. Join us in a social media campaign to acknowledge those who have played a role in helping Johnson County fight the pandemic. Use #ThankYou JoCo.
For a complete list of vaccination options in Johnson County, please see our "How do I get a vaccine?" page. This includes Johnson County Department of Health &... more
On Thursday, March. 4, the Johnson County Board of County Commissioners approved a short-term sublease agreement on a temporary, dedicated location for a Johnson County Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
During the March 4 Board of County Commissioners meeting, the board recognized Johnson County’s continued efforts to fight COVID-19 and persevere. A proclamation was signed to designate March 7-13 as Heroes Week. March 7 marks one year since the... more
During the March 4 Board of County Commissioners meeting, the board will recognize Johnson County’s continued efforts to fight COVID-19 and persevere. A proclamation will designate March 7-13 as Heroes Week. March 7 marks one year since the virus... more
Johnson County Department of Health and Environment learned on Tuesday, March 2, that it will receive from the state 3,700 doses of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose COVID-19 vaccine.
The shipment is expected this week and will be in... more
On Tuesday, March 2, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Director Dr. Sanmi Areola provided a written COVID-19 and vaccine update to the Board of County Commissioners.
