Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Butler County EMS will be hosting another Stepping On workshop at the El Dorado Senior Center beginning March 11 @ 09:00 till 11:00. We will meet every Wednesday for 2 hours until April 29th. If you are over the age of 60, have a fear of falling or have fallen recently, not dependent on a wheel chair and live independently you might be interested in this program. Workshops are limited to 14 participants so do not hesitate to register at the El Dorado Senior Center (316-321-0142) or contact Stuart at 316-322-4262 or sfunk@bucoks.com.

BFEd is a breastfeeding support group for breastfeeding and pregnant women that meets on the second Wednesday of every month at the Butler County Health Department. Call the Butler County Health Department at 316-321-3400 for more information!

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Child care licensing is required to protect the health, safety, and welfare of children receiving care away from their parents and their home. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment contracts with the Butler County Health Department to provide local regulatory services for: Child Care Centers, Group Day Care Homes, Head Start Centers, Licensed Day Care Homes, Preschools, School-Age Programs. For those interested in opening a child care facility the first step is to attend an orientation class. Home-based orientation classes are held on a monthly basis on the 2nd Friday and the 3rd Saturday of each month. Pre-registration is not required and there is no fee for the class. The classes begin at 9:00 AM and are being held at the Butler County Health Department at 206 N. Griffith in El Dorado.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

The Butler County Commission Meeting is held in the Commission Meeting room on the fourth floor of the Old Historic Courthouse. The meetings are every Tuesday (unless otherwise noted) and are open to the public. Minutes & audio of the meetings are published online on this website in the Agenda Center. Check the Agenda Center link for updated information on agenda topics and possible cancellations.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Butler County EMS will be hosting another Stepping On workshop at the El Dorado Senior Center beginning March 11 @ 09:00 till 11:00. We will meet every Wednesday for 2 hours until April 29th. If you are over the age of 60, have a fear of falling or have fallen recently, not dependent on a wheel chair and live independently you might be interested in this program. Workshops are limited to 14 participants so do not hesitate to register at the El Dorado Senior Center (316-321-0142) or contact Stuart at 316-322-4262 or sfunk@bucoks.com.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

Each county in Kansas is expected to have a Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), comprised of emergency response agencies, hospitals, industries, and community groups. All LEPC meetings are open to the public. The 2020 chairperson for the Butler County LEPC is Pam Dunham of Butler County GIS. The vice chair is John Prather, a Transportation Safety Consultant. Questions about the LEPC or requests for information should be directed to Butler County Emergency Management at (316) 733-9796.

Beginning Monday, March 23rd, all Butler County Facilities will be restricted from Public Access. Buildings will remain open only to County employees, mail deliveries, and available essential business for individuals by appointment only through Sunday, April 19th, to mirror the dates of the Kansas Governor’s Executive “Stay at Home” Order number 20-16. As this crisis continues to evolve, the County Commission will review restriction requirements weekly. The purpose of these closures is to minimize our employees’ exposure to the public in order that, should the crisis pandemic reach Butler County, our mission-critical employees have the best opportunity to remain healthy and deliver those essential services provided by Butler County. The Butler County Landfill will remain open, as the operations of the landfill are an essential function of Butler County and public health. Modifications of the afore mentioned work functions and openings may change as warranted.

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.** This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.**This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.**This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

The Butler County Commission Meeting is held in the Commission Meeting room on the fourth floor of the Old Historic Courthouse. The meetings are every Tuesday (unless otherwise noted) and are open to the public. Minutes & audio of the meetings are published online on this website in the Agenda Center. Check the Agenda Center link for updated information on agenda topics and possible cancellations.

Mom 2 Mom Postpartum Support is a support group for mothers who are experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Facilitated by Jessica Stumpe, LP, this group for new moms will: support each other, learn about the "baby blues" and emotional changes that can take place after having a baby, share raw and real experiences in a safe and non-judgemental place, practice self-care and relaxation techniques, find hope and encouragement on your motherhood journey. Babies are welcome. Light snacks provided. For more resources visit www.butlerearlyaccessnetwork.org. Contact Holly at 316-775-5491 x 4 for more information.

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.**This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

Butler County EMS will be hosting another Stepping On workshop at the El Dorado Senior Center beginning March 11 @ 09:00 till 11:00. We will meet every Wednesday for 2 hours until April 29th. If you are over the age of 60, have a fear of falling or have fallen recently, not dependent on a wheel chair and live independently you might be interested in this program. Workshops are limited to 14 participants so do not hesitate to register at the El Dorado Senior Center (316-321-0142) or contact Stuart at 316-322-4262 or sfunk@bucoks.com.

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.**This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

**UPDATE 04/02/2020: Due to the Stay at Home order and the current COVID-19 situation the 2020 Butler County Countywide Clean Up program has been postponed to later this year. The reschedule dates are yet to be determined but will be posted once determined. The Butler County Landfill remains open for business to the public with regular hours. Please visit the Landfill's webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/274/Landfill-Recycling for information about accepted items and fee schedules.**This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

This year’s Countywide Cleanup is from Saturday, April 18th– Saturday, April 25th. This is a great opportunity for Butler County Residents to properly dispose of large or hazardous items for a discounted rate. Spread the word to your Butler County family and friends so they can get in on this great deal too! Please call 316-322-4127 or 316-322-4101 with questions. Information can also be found at the Butler County Public Works' webpage at https://www.bucoks.com/276/Annual-Clean-Up .

The Butler County Commission Meeting is held in the Commission Meeting room on the fourth floor of the Old Historic Courthouse. The meetings are every Tuesday (unless otherwise noted) and are open to the public. Minutes & audio of the meetings are published online on this website in the Agenda Center. Check the Agenda Center link for updated information on agenda topics and possible cancellations.

Butler County EMS will be hosting another Stepping On workshop at the El Dorado Senior Center beginning March 11 @ 09:00 till 11:00. We will meet every Wednesday for 2 hours until April 29th. If you are over the age of 60, have a fear of falling or have fallen recently, not dependent on a wheel chair and live independently you might be interested in this program. Workshops are limited to 14 participants so do not hesitate to register at the El Dorado Senior Center (316-321-0142) or contact Stuart at 316-322-4262 or sfunk@bucoks.com.