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SPACE IS LIMITED...REGISTER NOW...and plan to attend all four sessions. ... See moreSee less

SPACE IS LIMITED...REGISTER NOW...and plan to attend all four sessions.

As winter weather preps to make its presence felt again, the Department on Aging wants to share some advice for caregivers and older adults. The forecast includes potentially dangerous wind chills over the next two days. Older adults may not handle the cold as well as others, nor identify concerning symptoms from exposure to the cold:

🧤 Hypothermia: Older adults may have difficulty identifying when their body temperature is too low. Warning signs for hypothermia can include shivering, drowsiness, exhaustion, confusion, slurred speech or slowed breathing.

🧣 Frostbite: Frostbite can set in on exposed skin within 10 minutes. People with heart disease or circulatory problems are especially susceptible to frostbite. They may find discoloration of skin, or skin feeling waxy, hard or numb. If this begins, place the area near warm - not hot - water. If symptoms persist, contact your doctor.

The best advice is to stay indoors if you can. If you do have to head outside, wear layers of clothing and stay dry. The Department on Aging can provide more information - give them a call at 316-284-6880.
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As winter weather preps to make its presence felt again, the Department on Aging wants to share some advice for caregivers and older adults. The forecast includes potentially dangerous wind chills over the next two days. Older adults may not handle the cold as well as others, nor identify concerning symptoms from exposure to the cold: 

🧤 Hypothermia: Older adults may have difficulty identifying when their body temperature is too low. Warning signs for hypothermia can include shivering, drowsiness, exhaustion, confusion, slurred speech or slowed breathing.

🧣 Frostbite: Frostbite can set in on exposed skin within 10 minutes. People with heart disease or circulatory problems are especially susceptible to frostbite. They may find discoloration of skin, or skin feeling waxy, hard or numb. If this begins, place the area near warm - not hot - water. If symptoms persist, contact your doctor.

The best advice is to stay indoors if you can. If you do have to head outside, wear layers of clothing and stay dry. The Department on Aging can provide more information - give them a call at 316-284-6880.

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Please remember - especially this time of year -

If you or a family member are headed to a medical professional for a routine visit (annual exam, dental cleaning, WIC) and not feeling well, please CALL AND RESCHEDULE the appointment. Let's not spread the germs.

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#KSLocalHealthPlease remember - especially this time of year -

If you or a family member are headed to a medical professional for a routine visit (annual exam, dental cleaning, WIC) and not feeling well, please CALL AND RESCHEDULE the appointment. Let's not spread the germs.

Pic by Lisa Fotlos

#KSLocalHealth
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Please remember - especially this time of year - 

If you or a family member are headed to a medical professional for a routine visit (annual exam, dental cleaning, WIC) and not feeling well, please CALL AND RESCHEDULE the appointment.  Lets not spread the germs.

Pic by Lisa Fotlos

#KSLocalHealth

The National Weather Service just updated us this morning with a little news for Harvey County and the upcoming winter weather. There are a few changes in the forecast, but nothing too dramatic! We're still in for a delightful layer of snow, about 3 to 6 inches!

However, the biggest change is the arrival of the storm as it now looks to make its entrance around 9:00 PM tonight and linger until about 6:00 PM on Wednesday.

Now, just a friendly reminder! The Wednesday morning commute might throw a bit of a curveball your way, so be sure to plan ahead! Also, plan to dress in several layers if you must get out as the wind chills should be dipping to around 2 degrees on Wednesday morning and plunging to a frosty -6 degrees on Thursday morning. Yikes, right? 🥶

We'll keep the updates coming as we hear more, but for now,

Make sure to stay cozy and safe out there! ❄️✨Photos from Harvey County Emergency Management's post
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As we get ready for the upcoming winter storm, let’s keep in mind that thunderstorm and tornado season will be just around the corner! So please join us for this year’s presentation of Storm Fury on the Plains, happening on March 12th, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

Once again, Harvey County Emergency Management is teaming up with the National Weather Service to bring you this insightful session, and the best part? It’s completely free! If you’re curious about how thunderstorms can turn into tornadoes, want tips on preparing for storm season, or need to know more about the recovery process after a storm hits our county, this presentation is perfect for you.

For those eager to connect with our awesome community partners, the doors will open at 5:30 PM at Newton High School. They’ll be there to answer your questions and provide valuable guidance on how to prepare and recover.

Let’s take this opportunity to ensure the safety of ourselves and our loved ones together!
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🌨 Here's a look at the National Weather Service's forecast for the area for snow Tuesday evening into Wednesday evening. Wind chills are also anticipated to fall below zero at times Wednesday and Thursday. Please plan accordingly for winter weather conditions! 🌨🌨 Here's a look at the National Weather Service's forecast for the area for snow Tuesday evening into Wednesday evening. Wind chills are also anticipated to fall below zero at times Wednesday and Thursday. Please plan accordingly for winter weather conditions! 🌨 ... See moreSee less

🌨 Heres a look at the National Weather Services forecast for the area for snow Tuesday evening into Wednesday evening. Wind chills are also anticipated to fall below zero at times Wednesday and Thursday. Please plan accordingly for winter weather conditions! 🌨

As we get ready for the upcoming winter storm, let’s keep in mind that thunderstorm and tornado season will be just around the corner! So please join us for this year’s presentation of Storm Fury on the Plains, happening on March 12th, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

Once again, Harvey County Emergency Management is teaming up with the National Weather Service to bring you this insightful session, and the best part? It’s completely free! If you’re curious about how thunderstorms can turn into tornadoes, want tips on preparing for storm season, or need to know more about the recovery process after a storm hits our county, this presentation is perfect for you.

For those eager to connect with our awesome community partners, the doors will open at 5:30 PM at Newton High School. They’ll be there to answer your questions and provide valuable guidance on how to prepare and recover.

Let’s take this opportunity to ensure the safety of ourselves and our loved ones together!As we get ready for the upcoming winter storm, let’s keep in mind that thunderstorm and tornado season will be just around the corner! So please join us for this year’s presentation of Storm Fury on the Plains, happening on March 12th, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

Once again, Harvey County Emergency Management is teaming up with the National Weather Service to bring you this insightful session, and the best part? It’s completely free! If you’re curious about how thunderstorms can turn into tornadoes, want tips on preparing for storm season, or need to know more about the recovery process after a storm hits our county, this presentation is perfect for you.

For those eager to connect with our awesome community partners, the doors will open at 5:30 PM at Newton High School. They’ll be there to answer your questions and provide valuable guidance on how to prepare and recover.

Let’s take this opportunity to ensure the safety of ourselves and our loved ones together!
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As we get ready for the upcoming winter storm, let’s keep in mind that thunderstorm and tornado season will be just around the corner! So please join us for this year’s presentation of Storm Fury on the Plains, happening on March 12th, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

Once again, Harvey County Emergency Management is teaming up with the National Weather Service to bring you this insightful session, and the best part? It’s completely free! If you’re curious about how thunderstorms can turn into tornadoes, want tips on preparing for storm season, or need to know more about the recovery process after a storm hits our county, this presentation is perfect for you.

For those eager to connect with our awesome community partners, the doors will open at 5:30 PM at Newton High School. They’ll be there to answer your questions and provide valuable guidance on how to prepare and recover.

Let’s take this opportunity to ensure the safety of ourselves and our loved ones together!

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Harvey County, effective from Tuesday evening through Wednesday afternoon. The forecast indicates significant snowfall, with expected accumulations ranging from 4 to 8 inches. Certain areas, particularly those situated between US-56 and I-70 in central Kansas, may experience even higher accumulations.

Starting Tuesday evening, we can anticipate snowfall that may create hazardous conditions, especially during the morning commute on Wednesday. We encourage everyone to stay informed about road conditions by visiting KANDRIVE.ORG and of course our social media as we will continue to update you with any changes. Stay safe, stay warm stay prepared.Photos from Harvey County Emergency Management's post
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Time may get away from you when it comes to watching the game and leaving food out. Watch the clock!! ... See moreSee less

Time may get away from you when it comes to watching the game and leaving food out.  Watch the clock!!

*Cracks knuckles* Welp, time to write the annual Chiefs-in-the-Super-Bowl safety message.

Another big weekend incoming for Chiefs Kingdom. Apologies to Josh Allen, C.J. Stroud, people mad about it on the internet, etc. We'll go ahead and preemptively apologize to Eagles fans, as well. Y'all just weren't Worthy. We hope everyone has an exciting, safe and responsible time celebrating the big game. As always, our deputies will still be on the lookout for drunk and impaired drivers, including during and after the game.

If you're drinking and driving, it's going to cause a bundle-rooski of problems for you. The combo of financial woes and driving complications that come with a DUI is rougher than being chased around by Karlaftis and Jones for 60 minutes.

Needing an unsung hero to come in clutch? We Noah Gray. Find a designated driver to safely get you home. Don't try to just Shake It Off - we know All Too Well that isn't gonna work - when finding a safe ride home never goes out of Style (paying our respects to Kelce with a Tay-Tay trifecta to close the message).

Bad jokes aside, please be smart and safe if you're celebrating. Enjoy it. Go Chiefs. 🟡🔴*Cracks knuckles* Welp, time to write the annual Chiefs-in-the-Super-Bowl safety message.

Another big weekend incoming for Chiefs Kingdom. Apologies to Josh Allen, C.J. Stroud, people mad about it on the internet, etc. We'll go ahead and preemptively apologize to Eagles fans, as well. Y'all just weren't Worthy. We hope everyone has an exciting, safe and responsible time celebrating the big game. As always, our deputies will still be on the lookout for drunk and impaired drivers, including during and after the game.

If you're drinking and driving, it's going to cause a bundle-rooski of problems for you. The combo of financial woes and driving complications that come with a DUI is rougher than being chased around by Karlaftis and Jones for 60 minutes.

Needing an unsung hero to come in clutch? We Noah Gray. Find a designated driver to safely get you home. Don't try to just Shake It Off - we know All Too Well that isn't gonna work - when finding a safe ride home never goes out of Style (paying our respects to Kelce with a Tay-Tay trifecta to close the message).

Bad jokes aside, please be smart and safe if you're celebrating. Enjoy it. Go Chiefs. 🟡🔴
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*Cracks knuckles* Welp, time to write the annual Chiefs-in-the-Super-Bowl safety message.

Another big weekend incoming for Chiefs Kingdom. Apologies to Josh Allen, C.J. Stroud, people mad about it on the internet, etc. Well go ahead and preemptively apologize to Eagles fans, as well. Yall just werent Worthy. We hope everyone has an exciting, safe and responsible time celebrating the big game. As always, our deputies will still be on the lookout for drunk and impaired drivers, including during and after the game.

If youre drinking and driving, its going to cause a bundle-rooski of problems for you. The combo of financial woes and driving complications that come with a DUI is rougher than being chased around by Karlaftis and Jones for 60 minutes.

Needing an unsung hero to come in clutch? We Noah Gray. Find a designated driver to safely get you home. Dont try to just Shake It Off - we know All Too Well that isnt gonna work - when finding a safe ride home never goes out of Style (paying our respects to Kelce with a Tay-Tay trifecta to close the message).

Bad jokes aside, please be smart and safe if youre celebrating. Enjoy it. Go Chiefs. 🟡🔴

Here's a quick look inside the remodel going on at 215 S. Pine St. in Newton. The renovation of the County-owned facility began in early January, focused on the first and second floors of the three-story building.

The Harvey County Health Department temporarily moved to the third floor of the building while its permanent home on the second floor is reworked. The HCHD is open its regular hours on the third floor in the meantime.

The county commission purchased this building in November 2022. The intent is to eventually move some departments currently located in the Harvey County Courthouse to Pine Street to address ongoing space concerns at the Courthouse.

The Pine Street remodel is anticipated to be completed later this year.Photos from Harvey County Government's post
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While it's unclear right now what we might get, there's potential for snowfall next week. Plan accordingly to be prepared for winter weather conditions.While it's unclear right now what we might get, there's potential for snowfall next week. Plan accordingly to be prepared for winter weather conditions. ... See moreSee less

While its unclear right now what we might get, theres potential for snowfall next week. Plan accordingly to be prepared for winter weather conditions.

The 2025 election cycle includes seats for all cities and school districts in the county, as well as the Little Arkansas River Drainage District. If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, we can help you here in the Clerk's Office at the Harvey County Courthouse.

You can also register or check your registration online: www.kdor.ks.gov/apps/voterreg

The general election will be Nov. 4. The primary will be Aug. 5, if necessary. For more election information, visit our website: www.hvcoksvote.gov
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The 2025 election cycle includes seats for all cities and school districts in the county, as well as the Little Arkansas River Drainage District. If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, we can help you here in the Clerk's Office at the Harvey County Courthouse.

You can also register or check your registration online: www.kdor.ks.gov/apps/voterreg

The general election will be Nov. 4. The primary will be Aug. 5, if necessary. For more election information, visit our website: www.hvcoksvote.govThe 2025 election cycle includes seats for all cities and school districts in the county, as well as the Little Arkansas River Drainage District. If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, we can help you here in the Clerk's Office at the Harvey County Courthouse.

You can also register or check your registration online: www.kdor.ks.gov/apps/voterreg

The general election will be Nov. 4. The primary will be Aug. 5, if necessary. For more election information, visit our website: www.hvcoksvote.gov
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The 2025 election cycle includes seats for all cities and school districts in the county, as well as the Little Arkansas River Drainage District. If you need to register to vote or update your voter registration, we can help you here in the Clerks Office at the Harvey County Courthouse.

You can also register or check your registration online: https://www.kdor.ks.gov/apps/voterreg

The general election will be Nov. 4. The primary will be Aug. 5, if necessary. For more election information, visit our website: https://www.hvcoksvote.gov

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Harvey County Parks

Our park rangers appreciate the terrific variety of office views we get to experience from our great state. Happy Kansas Day!Photos from Harvey County Parks's post ... See moreSee less

Scams: Still lame. Always the worst. It's Identity Theft Awareness Week, so we'll take the opportunity to go over some common scams floating around (identity theft is not a joke, Jim).

▪️ From time to time, some scammer will call a resident to coax them into believing there's a warrant out for their arrest. They like to impersonate being one of us, like a Sgt. Whitlock or Deputy Stevens or Capt. ScammyMcScamFace. They may have some basic personal info about you, and ask you to meet them in a certain location, pay with a gift card, etc. The sheriff's office doesn't make reminder phone calls about warrants, nor ask you to pay a fee. You can always call us if you're unsure.

▪️ Things that made us feel sad today (no particular order): 1. Non-Chiefs fans believing their team could make the Super Bowl. Friends, sorry, it's just not your decade. 2. Phone-based scam attempts. Scammers will call, email or text to vaguely reference that there's been suspicious activity on your account, suggest there's a problem with your payment info or ask if you authorized a purchase, or that there's a problem delivering a package. They'll insist it's urgent, or persuade with a prize or gift card. Avoid opening website links from people you don't know (and also from that friend that sends 25 memes a day). Don't provide bank, credit card of social security info as a means to pursue these offers.

Scams are constantly around us. Educating yourself and those you care for about warning signs of scams is important. Scams target all ages, but at times are targeted toward older adults, so caretakers, please stay abreast of the latest information. You can report falling victim to a scam to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov .

We cannot emphasize enough that we think scammers are lame. If you thrive on scamming other people, please consider doing anything else more productive with your life. Pet a dog. Try a new restaurant. Root for the Denver Broncos. All of these are much better life choices than scamming people out of their hard-earned money. Do better.Scams: Still lame. Always the worst. It's Identity Theft Awareness Week, so we'll take the opportunity to go over some common scams floating around (identity theft is not a joke, Jim).

▪️ From time to time, some scammer will call a resident to coax them into believing there's a warrant out for their arrest. They like to impersonate being one of us, like a Sgt. Whitlock or Deputy Stevens or Capt. ScammyMcScamFace. They may have some basic personal info about you, and ask you to meet them in a certain location, pay with a gift card, etc. The sheriff's office doesn't make reminder phone calls about warrants, nor ask you to pay a fee. You can always call us if you're unsure.

▪️ Things that made us feel sad today (no particular order): 1. Non-Chiefs fans believing their team could make the Super Bowl. Friends, sorry, it's just not your decade. 2. Phone-based scam attempts. Scammers will call, email or text to vaguely reference that there's been suspicious activity on your account, suggest there's a problem with your payment info or ask if you authorized a purchase, or that there's a problem delivering a package. They'll insist it's urgent, or persuade with a prize or gift card. Avoid opening website links from people you don't know (and also from that friend that sends 25 memes a day). Don't provide bank, credit card of social security info as a means to pursue these offers.

Scams are constantly around us. Educating yourself and those you care for about warning signs of scams is important. Scams target all ages, but at times are targeted toward older adults, so caretakers, please stay abreast of the latest information. You can report falling victim to a scam to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov .

We cannot emphasize enough that we think scammers are lame. If you thrive on scamming other people, please consider doing anything else more productive with your life. Pet a dog. Try a new restaurant. Root for the Denver Broncos. All of these are much better life choices than scamming people out of their hard-earned money. Do better.
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Scams: Still lame. Always the worst. Its Identity Theft Awareness Week, so well take the opportunity to go over some common scams floating around (identity theft is not a joke, Jim). 

▪️ From time to time, some scammer will call a resident to coax them into believing theres a warrant out for their arrest. They like to impersonate being one of us, like a Sgt. Whitlock or Deputy Stevens or Capt. ScammyMcScamFace. They may have some basic personal info about you, and ask you to meet them in a certain location, pay with a gift card, etc. The sheriffs office doesnt make reminder phone calls about warrants, nor ask you to pay a fee. You can always call us if youre unsure.

▪️ Things that made us feel sad today (no particular order): 1. Non-Chiefs fans believing their team could make the Super Bowl. Friends, sorry, its just not your decade. 2. Phone-based scam attempts. Scammers will call, email or text to vaguely reference that theres been suspicious activity on your account, suggest theres a problem with your payment info or ask if you authorized a purchase, or that theres a problem delivering a package. Theyll insist its urgent, or persuade with a prize or gift card. Avoid opening website links from people you dont know (and also from that friend that sends 25 memes a day). Dont provide bank, credit card of social security info as a means to pursue these offers.

Scams are constantly around us. Educating yourself and those you care for about warning signs of scams is important. Scams target all ages, but at times are targeted toward older adults, so caretakers, please stay abreast of the latest information. You can report falling victim to a scam to the Federal Trade Commission at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov . 

We cannot emphasize enough that we think scammers are lame. If you thrive on scamming other people, please consider doing anything else more productive with your life. Pet a dog. Try a new restaurant. Root for the Denver Broncos. All of these are much better life choices than scamming people out of their hard-earned money. Do better.
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What we did in 2024

2025/01/6

The Harvey County Administration Department annually compiles a document that...

Health Department closing Dec. 26 to Jan. 3 for office move

2024/12/17

The Harvey County Health Department, located at 215 S. Pine...

Commission establishes county 2025 holiday schedule

2024/11/20

The Harvey County Commission set the public holiday schedule for...

Commission approves bid for Pine Street building remodel

2024/11/18

The Harvey County Commission approved moving ahead with construction to...

Election board certifies Harvey County 2024 general election

2024/11/12

Harvey County certified the results of the 2024 general election...

County schedules tax foreclosure sale for Dec. 12

2024/11/1

A tax foreclosure sale has been set for Dec. 12...

County approves new comprehensive plan

2024/11/1

A new Harvey County Comprehensive Plan was adopted in October. The...

SBA announces disaster loans for May 19 storm damage

2024/10/7

The U.S. Small Business Administration has made available low-interest disaster...

County selects Jantz as next counselor

2024/09/25

Harvey County has named Brad Jantz as its next county...

Welcome to Harvey County

Nearly 35,000 residents call Harvey County home. The county landscape pairs picturesque country living with vibrant downtown shopping centers. Harvey County serves the cities of Burrton, Halstead, Hesston, Newton, North Newton, Sedgwick, and Walton, as well as 15 townships.

Harvey County is home to a bustling airport and train service, innovative economic leaders, sprawling parks, and welcoming school districts. Food and entertainment opportunities abound, with even more amenities within a short driving distance to our friendly neighboring counties.

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