Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Johnson County District Attorney's Office is not open to the general public. Per Administrative Order 20-02, all traffic court dates scheduled between now and May 8 have been rescheduled....
As the weather improves and residents' interest in getting outdoors increases, JCPRD wants you to know that parks and trails are open. All indoor facilities are closed at this time, but there are plenty of opportunities to get exercise. Learn...
Due to feedback from trash haulers and amid concerns surrounding COVID-19, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment is temporarily allowing trash haulers to make the decision not to pick up anything by hand that is outside of regular...
JoCo on the Go podcast episode #34 includes Johnson County health experts. Hear from Dr. Joseph LeMaster, the Johnson County Public Health Officer, about the stay-at-home order. Find out what it means and how long it could last. We’ll...
Johnson County is receiving many inquiries about how to report a business that may not be complying with the county’s most recent Emergency Public Health Order about essential activities and businesses.
It is essential that children are placed in licensed child care facilities rather than “pop-up” child care during the COVID-19 pandemic. The purpose of regulating child care facilities is to reduce the risk of predictable harm to children while...
Johnson County Board of County Commissioners on Thursday, March 26, heard from Public Health Officer Dr. Joseph LeMaster and Director of Johnson County Department of Health and Environment Director Dr. Sanmi Areola. They addressed issues...
Spring is here and with it comes a new issue of JoCo Magazine! Your magazine should arrive in your mailbox sometime this week. In this issue, you'll find:
Information about the 2020 Census and why it's so important that everyone is...
