Johnson County Kansas

The antibodies that protect you from getting infected from diseases like COVID-19 or flu sometimes need regular updates. That’s why the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends an annual flu shot and an updated COVID-19 booster this fall.

Johnson County is planning to encapsulate time of the present, not in a bottle but in a suitable, protective, watertight container, to be opened decades from now. The new time capsule is part of second phase of enhancements to the Johnson County Square in downtown Olathe with work starting by the end of this year and completion/ dedication in 2023.

There are many hurdles for those who have a criminal history as they try to reintegrate into society, including getting jobs, building healthy relationships and addressing what led them to crime in the first place.

More than 3,000 people volunteer their time to serve as election workers each year here in Johnson County. Each of them has had different experiences, but all of them share a passion for serving our community.

Water is a valuable natural resource, and everyone can play a role in protecting it. Johnson County’s Stormwater Management Program supports stormwater management in cities so their residents can participate.

You can honor Johnson County Development Supports’ 50th anniversary by learning 10 things about this important county agency.

JoCo Magazine, a publication produced by Johnson County Government, is dedicated to publishing stories that inform residents about county services and finances, as well as issues that may impact their quality of life.