Crawford County, KS
COVID-19 Cases
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The application process for Crawford County SPARK funds has closed. Please check back here for updates on funding requests.
The Commission will submit the SPARK plan to the State of Kansas on August 15. After the State of Kansas approves the plan, all applicants will be notified.
In the meantime, please send all questions to sparkinfo@crawfordcountykansas.org. Thanks for your interest!
The Commission will submit the SPARK plan to the State of Kansas on August 15. After the State of Kansas approves the plan, all applicants will be notified.
In the meantime, please send all questions to sparkinfo@crawfordcountykansas.org. Thanks for your interest!
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This is program is separate from SPARK.
Crawford County CDBG-CV Grant Fund
Please read the CDBG CV Parameters. This is the guiding document for the grant program being offered by Crawford County. The guiding document sets the parameters for who is eligible, how to apply, funding limits, and minimum required documentation. The grants will be awarded on a first come first serve basis to those that are eligible and approved by the county commission. The grants will be awarded until all funds have been expended or June 15, 2021, whichever occurs first.
Who is Eligible?
Who is Eligible?
Applications will be accepted by the County Clerk on behalf of the County. The contact information is:
CDBG-CV Grant Program
Attn: Donald P. Plye
P.O. Box 249
Girard, Kansas 66743
countyclerk@ckt.net
Applications forms may be download below. Mr. Donald P. Pyle will provide applications via email or hard copy at his office. Questions regarding the application should be directed to Jim Emerson, County Counselor at 620-724-6390.
CDBG-CV Grant Program
Attn: Donald P. Plye
P.O. Box 249
Girard, Kansas 66743
countyclerk@ckt.net
Applications forms may be download below. Mr. Donald P. Pyle will provide applications via email or hard copy at his office. Questions regarding the application should be directed to Jim Emerson, County Counselor at 620-724-6390.
Crawford County CDBG-CV Grant Fund Committee
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
Note: Your application will be copied for the County Commission
and made available to the press and public
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APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT
Note: Your application will be copied for the County Commission
and made available to the press and public
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Previous COVID-19 Updates • Press Releases
For Immediate Release
July 14, 2020
KDHE amends travel quarantine list
Arkansas, Alabama and South Carolina removed
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has removed three states from the quarantine list: Alabama, Arkansas and South Carolina. Additionally, KDHE has modified its international travel list from all international travel to just countries with a CDC Level 3 Travel Health Notice and restrictions on entry into the United States, plus Bahrain and French Guiana. Those traveling internationally are subject to CDC re-entry guidance and protocols.
This list is effective for all persons returning to or entering Kansas on the effective dates. The state will review/update this list every two weeks. A comprehensive list of those individuals needing to quarantine for 14 days includes visitors and Kansans who have:
Traveled to:
• Florida on or after June 29.
• Arizona on or after June 17.
• Been on a cruise ship or river cruise on or after March 15.
• International travel to Bahrain or French Guiana on or after July 14.
• International travel on or after July 14 to countries with a CDC Level 3 Travel Health Notice, including China, Iran, European Schengen area, United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and Brazil. International travelers must follow CDC guidance and protocols.
Others needing to continue quarantining:
• Anyone subject to a travel-related quarantine for a state or country previously on the travel-related quarantine list must complete their 14-day quarantine period.
• Received notification from public health officials (state or local) that you are a close contact of a laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19.
“The removal of states from our list isn’t cause for celebration,” said Dr. Lee Norman, KDHE Secretary. “We base our list on new case rates by population size and unfortunately, Kansas’ numbers are increasing significantly and our cases by population base have approached, even surpassed the states we had on our list. We must do better, Kansas. Practice social distancing, wear a mask, stay home if you’re sick, avoid large gatherings. Each one of us is responsible for our actions.”
States added to this list are determined by evaluating new cases in states over a two-week period, then adjusting for population size, giving a case per 100,000 population which can then be compared to the rate in Kansas. States with significantly higher rates (approximately 3 times higher) are added to the list.
Travel quarantines do not prohibit travel through Kansas. People from these locations may still travel through Kansas. If this is done, KDHE recommends limited stops, wearing a mask at rest stops or when getting gas and being 6’ from others when doing so. If the destination is Kansas, they would be required to quarantine upon arrival to their destination.
Critical infrastructure sector employees who have travelled to these destinations should contact their local health department regarding instructions for application of these quarantine orders while working. Critical infrastructure employees, such as public health, law enforcement, food supply, etc., need to have the staffing resources to continue serving Kansans so the local health department may allow a modified quarantine. Please note the only exemption for these quarantine mandates for critical infrastructure sector employees is work – they are not to go any other locations outside of work.
For more information on COVID-19, please visit the KDHE website at www.kdhe.ks.gov/coronavirus.
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July 14, 2020
KDHE amends travel quarantine list
Arkansas, Alabama and South Carolina removed
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has removed three states from the quarantine list: Alabama, Arkansas and South Carolina. Additionally, KDHE has modified its international travel list from all international travel to just countries with a CDC Level 3 Travel Health Notice and restrictions on entry into the United States, plus Bahrain and French Guiana. Those traveling internationally are subject to CDC re-entry guidance and protocols.
This list is effective for all persons returning to or entering Kansas on the effective dates. The state will review/update this list every two weeks. A comprehensive list of those individuals needing to quarantine for 14 days includes visitors and Kansans who have:
Traveled to:
• Florida on or after June 29.
• Arizona on or after June 17.
• Been on a cruise ship or river cruise on or after March 15.
• International travel to Bahrain or French Guiana on or after July 14.
• International travel on or after July 14 to countries with a CDC Level 3 Travel Health Notice, including China, Iran, European Schengen area, United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and Brazil. International travelers must follow CDC guidance and protocols.
Others needing to continue quarantining:
• Anyone subject to a travel-related quarantine for a state or country previously on the travel-related quarantine list must complete their 14-day quarantine period.
• Received notification from public health officials (state or local) that you are a close contact of a laboratory-confirmed case of COVID-19.
“The removal of states from our list isn’t cause for celebration,” said Dr. Lee Norman, KDHE Secretary. “We base our list on new case rates by population size and unfortunately, Kansas’ numbers are increasing significantly and our cases by population base have approached, even surpassed the states we had on our list. We must do better, Kansas. Practice social distancing, wear a mask, stay home if you’re sick, avoid large gatherings. Each one of us is responsible for our actions.”
States added to this list are determined by evaluating new cases in states over a two-week period, then adjusting for population size, giving a case per 100,000 population which can then be compared to the rate in Kansas. States with significantly higher rates (approximately 3 times higher) are added to the list.
Travel quarantines do not prohibit travel through Kansas. People from these locations may still travel through Kansas. If this is done, KDHE recommends limited stops, wearing a mask at rest stops or when getting gas and being 6’ from others when doing so. If the destination is Kansas, they would be required to quarantine upon arrival to their destination.
Critical infrastructure sector employees who have travelled to these destinations should contact their local health department regarding instructions for application of these quarantine orders while working. Critical infrastructure employees, such as public health, law enforcement, food supply, etc., need to have the staffing resources to continue serving Kansans so the local health department may allow a modified quarantine. Please note the only exemption for these quarantine mandates for critical infrastructure sector employees is work – they are not to go any other locations outside of work.
For more information on COVID-19, please visit the KDHE website at www.kdhe.ks.gov/coronavirus.
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Dr. Linda Bean, DO, Deputy Health Officer for Crawford County
New health officer offers guidance for employers, employees to minimize spread of COVID-19 in Crawford County
One of Dr. Linda Bean’s first priorities as the new deputy health officer for Crawford County is to educate and create awareness among employers and employees in an attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, which gained a foothold in the county last week. (Read More)
New health officer offers guidance for employers, employees to minimize spread of COVID-19 in Crawford County
One of Dr. Linda Bean’s first priorities as the new deputy health officer for Crawford County is to educate and create awareness among employers and employees in an attempt to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, which gained a foothold in the county last week. (Read More)
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For Immediate Release
May 26, 2020 KDHE recommends self-quarantine for Kansans who traveled to Lake of the Ozarks TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is recommending voluntary 14-day self-quarantine for those Kansans who traveled to Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, over the Memorial Day weekend and did not use protective measures, such as social distancing and face masks. Over the holiday weekend, large crowds were reported at the Lake of the Ozarks with no protective practices being followed. “The reckless behavior displayed during this weekend risks setting our community back substantially for the progress we’ve already made in slowing the spread of COVID-19,” Dr. Lee Norman, KDHE Secretary, said. “If you traveled to Lake of the Ozarks over the weekend, we urge you to act responsibly and self-quarantine to protect your neighbors, co-workers and family.” While Lake of the Ozarks is not currently on the mandated travel list, KDHE urges those who traveled over the Memorial Day weekend to self-quarantine for 14 days upon return to Kansas. A list of states on the mandated travel advisory is available at www.kdheks.gov/coronavirus. ### 
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Daily Updates: May 13th, 2020
For Immediate Release:
May 14, 2020 Governor Kelly adds new phase to “Ad Astra” plan Kelly: COVID-19 metrics indicate progress, but caution still needed This afternoon, Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed Executive Order 20-32, which establishes a new phase to the “Ad Astra: Plan to Reopen Kansas.” The new “1.5” Phase, effective May 18, 2020, continues reopening efforts while preserving some data-driven restrictions necessary to prevent community transmission of COVID-19. (Read More) |
Travel & Exposure Related Isolation / Quarantine
Those who have traveled to the following locations need to quarantine for 14 days after arrival in Kansas. This applies to both Kansas residents and those visiting Kansas: Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida South Carolina Cruise ship or river cruise passengers International travelers (Read More) For Immediate Release
June 17, 2020 KDHE adds states to travel quarantine list, removes others TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has added three states to the quarantine list: Alabama, Arizona and Arkansas, and removed six states from the list: Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island. This is effective for persons returning today, June 17, and moving forward. The state will review/update this list on July 1. A comprehensive list of those individuals in Kansas needing to quarantine for 14 days includes those who have: Traveled to:
Others needing to continue quarantining:
Please note these quarantine orders do not apply to critical infrastructure sectors needed to continue operations during this pandemic. Public health, including hospitals, clinics, law enforcement, meatpacking supply, etc. need to have the staffing resources to continue serving Kansans. While KDHE strongly recommends these quarantine restrictions for everyone, we do recognize that services need to continue. KDHE encourages facilities to ensure they have updated their Emergency Preparedness Plans and implement protocols to ensure that no employee comes to work symptomatic. For more information on COVID-19, please visit the KDHE website at www.kdhe.ks.gov/coronavirus. ### 
Executive Order No. 20-31
Throughout Phase 1.5 the Governor will continue evaluating the state’s progress and, if appropriate, issue a new executive order moving the statewide baseline to Phase Two. Phase 1.5 will begin on May 18, 2020. (Read More Reopen-Kansas-Framework-v5-2 PDF) 
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Daily Updates: May 13th, 2020
Read More https://kansashealth.org/2020/05/13/icg-recipients-2020/
Daily Updates: May 12th, 2020
For Immediate Release (Read Press Release PDF)
May 12, 2020
KDHE adds state to travel quarantine list, removes others
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has added one state to the quarantine list: Maryland, and removed two states from the list: Colorado and Louisiana. This includes removal of the specific Colorado counties listed previously. This is effective for persons returning today, May 12, and moving forward. A comprehensive list of those individuals in Kansas needing to quarantine for 14 days includes those who have:
Traveled to:
• Maryland on or after May 12.
• Massachusetts and Rhode Island on or after April 30.
• Connecticut on or after April 6.
• Illinois or New Jersey on or after March 23.
• New York on or after March 15.
• Been on a cruise ship or river cruise on or after March 15.
• International travel on or after March 15. (Read More)
May 12, 2020
KDHE adds state to travel quarantine list, removes others
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has added one state to the quarantine list: Maryland, and removed two states from the list: Colorado and Louisiana. This includes removal of the specific Colorado counties listed previously. This is effective for persons returning today, May 12, and moving forward. A comprehensive list of those individuals in Kansas needing to quarantine for 14 days includes those who have:
Traveled to:
• Maryland on or after May 12.
• Massachusetts and Rhode Island on or after April 30.
• Connecticut on or after April 6.
• Illinois or New Jersey on or after March 23.
• New York on or after March 15.
• Been on a cruise ship or river cruise on or after March 15.
• International travel on or after March 15. (Read More)
Daily Updates: May 1st, 2020
Daily Updates: April 30th, 2020
Late afternoon 4/30/2020 Crawford County Health Officials confirmed another positive case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) within the County bringing the total case count to 8. The individual is fully cooperating with local health officials and is currently isolated at home as their condition is not severe enough to warrant hospitalization. Health Department staff are conducting a case investigation to quarantine all contacts of the individual.
Press Release (PDF)
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Daily Updates: April 28th, 2020
Daily Updates: April 25th, 2020
Late 4/25/2020 Crawford County Health Officials confirmed another positive case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) within the County bringing the total case count to 7.
(Press Release .PDF)
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Daily Updates: April 16th, 2020
The Governor's stay at home order for Kansas has been extended until Sunday, May 3, 2020. The article is below.
https://www2.ljworld.com/news/2020/apr/15/kansas-stay-at-home-order-extended-to-may-3-as-covid-19-cases-continue-to-rise-state-death-toll-hits-76/
https://www2.ljworld.com/news/2020/apr/15/kansas-stay-at-home-order-extended-to-may-3-as-covid-19-cases-continue-to-rise-state-death-toll-hits-76/
Daily Updates: April 15th, 2020
- This guidance is offered by KDEM for the benefit of emergency managers, health officers, law enforcement, affected businesses, and individual Kansas citizens.
- Executive Order 20-16, “Establishing a statewide ‘stay-home’ order in conjunction with the Kansas Essential Function Framework for COVID-19 response efforts,” directs Kansans stay in their homes to slow the spread of COVID-19 and allows Kansans to leave their homes only to perform an “essential activity.” This guidance clarifies whether and under what conditions certain activities are essential. (.pdf
Daily Updates: April 13th, 2020
- Notice: The Oak Grove Landfill is limiting access to haulers only at this time as a result of the Governor’s orders
Daily Updates: April 10th, 2020
- Executive Order 20-21: Suspending the issuance of general nonresident spring 2020 turkey permits.
- Executive Order 20-20: Temporarily allowing notaries and witnesses to act via audio-video communication technology.
- Executive Order 20-19: Extending professional and occupational licenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Daily Updates: April 7th, 2020
Daily Updates: April 6th, 2020
Daily Updates: April 2nd, 2020
- KDHE has adjusted how they will be putting out daily counts for the State. They will no longer be sending out the PDF file that the Health Department has been posting daily. Instead the updates will be at the following website: https://public.tableau.com/profile/kdhe.epidemiology#!/vizhome/COVID-19Data_15851817634470/KSCOVID-19CaseData
- The State has also updated their website around essential functions. Please visit the following website for details: https://governor.kansas.gov/kansas-essential-functions-faq/
Daily Updates: April 1st, 2020
Daily Updates: March 31st, 2020
Daily Updates: March 30th, 2020
Daily Updates: March 28th, 2020
Daily Updates: March 27th, 2020
Daily Updates: March 26th, 2020
Daily Updates: March 25th, 2020
Daily Updates: March 24th, 2020
Re-opening Information
Crawford County Courthouse Opens To The Public
The Crawford County Courthouse in Girard is open to the public beginning on Monday, June 1, 2020. The courthouse will be open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM weekdays until further notice. No driver’s license renewals will be processed at the courthouse until further notice. While in the courthouse, the public needs to follow social distancing guidelines which require them to remain at least 6 feet away from others in the courthouse and they are encouraged to wear facemasks. The public is still encouraged to do business with county offices by mail, online or by telephone whenever possible to help keep everyone safe. The motor vehicle office at the Judicial Center in Pittsburg will remain closed until further notice. There is a drop box at the entrance to the Judicial Center for taxpayers to deposit their motor vehicle and property tax payments so that they can be delivered to the courthouse in Girard for processing. For more information please call 620-724-6115 or visit the county website at www.crawfordcountykansas.org .
The Crawford County Health Department remains open for services and you should call ahead to 620-231-5411 for an appointment.
The Crawford County Courthouse in Girard is open to the public beginning on Monday, June 1, 2020. The courthouse will be open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM weekdays until further notice. No driver’s license renewals will be processed at the courthouse until further notice. While in the courthouse, the public needs to follow social distancing guidelines which require them to remain at least 6 feet away from others in the courthouse and they are encouraged to wear facemasks. The public is still encouraged to do business with county offices by mail, online or by telephone whenever possible to help keep everyone safe. The motor vehicle office at the Judicial Center in Pittsburg will remain closed until further notice. There is a drop box at the entrance to the Judicial Center for taxpayers to deposit their motor vehicle and property tax payments so that they can be delivered to the courthouse in Girard for processing. For more information please call 620-724-6115 or visit the county website at www.crawfordcountykansas.org .
The Crawford County Health Department remains open for services and you should call ahead to 620-231-5411 for an appointment.
Pittsburg State University 5.29.2020 New Crawford County Recovery Task Force to drive coordinated decision-making
A new group of key stakeholders from throughout Crawford County will f ocus on taking a coordinated approach when it comes to the safe reopening and recovery of communities and the economy throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Called the Crawford County Recovery Task Force, the group was created by the Joint City University Advisory Board — a group started in 2016 modeled after a similar ...(Read More)
A new group of key stakeholders from throughout Crawford County will f ocus on taking a coordinated approach when it comes to the safe reopening and recovery of communities and the economy throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Called the Crawford County Recovery Task Force, the group was created by the Joint City University Advisory Board — a group started in 2016 modeled after a similar ...(Read More)
Board of Public Health Adopts “Ad Astra Plan” as Recommendations for Crawford County.
At their meeting on Friday, May 29, 2020, the Crawford County Board of Public Health adopted Governor Kelly’s Ad Astra Plan as a list of recommendations for a framework to reopen the economy and other aspects of life in Crawford County. They recommend that the guidelines contained in Phase II of the plan be followed at this time. Please click on the link below to the “Ad Astra Plan” and scroll down to the section for Phase II for details on the recommendations contained in Phase II
At their meeting on Friday, May 29, 2020, the Crawford County Board of Public Health adopted Governor Kelly’s Ad Astra Plan as a list of recommendations for a framework to reopen the economy and other aspects of life in Crawford County. They recommend that the guidelines contained in Phase II of the plan be followed at this time. Please click on the link below to the “Ad Astra Plan” and scroll down to the section for Phase II for details on the recommendations contained in Phase II
https://covid.ks.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Reopen-Kansas-Framework-v6.2-5.19.20.pdf
Crawford County, Kansas Sheriff's Office - Facebook Page Message
With severe weather season upon us, please take the time to prepare a plan in the event that that you may need to seek shelter in a saferoom, basement, storm cellar, lowest interior room, or a public shelter. Please do not let the threat of COVID-19 prevent you from seeking cover. A tornado presents a greater threat of imminent danger to life and injury and should be treated as so. For those of you that seek cover at available public shelters, facemask are at the shelters and will be available to help prevent spread of the COVID-19.
Public shelters are located at the following:
With severe weather season upon us, please take the time to prepare a plan in the event that that you may need to seek shelter in a saferoom, basement, storm cellar, lowest interior room, or a public shelter. Please do not let the threat of COVID-19 prevent you from seeking cover. A tornado presents a greater threat of imminent danger to life and injury and should be treated as so. For those of you that seek cover at available public shelters, facemask are at the shelters and will be available to help prevent spread of the COVID-19.
Public shelters are located at the following:
- Girard- R.V. Haderlein Elementary School- west bus entrance.
- Girard High School- Front entrance.
- Arma- Northeast High School
- McCune- School locker room
- Cherokee- Shelter at NW corner of Vine and Cedar
- Frontenac- Basement of Sacred Heart Church
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CRAWFORD COUNTY, KANSAS
The Crawford County Health Department
remains open for services and you should
call ahead to
620-231-5411 for an appointment.
remains open for services and you should
call ahead to
620-231-5411 for an appointment.
In response to COVID-19
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Please be aware of available online services from the convenience of home.
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Crawford County Treasurer’s Office response to COVID-19 as of Friday, March 20, 2020
Crawford County Treasurer’s Office response to COVID-19 as of Friday, March 20, 2020
Our Girard and Pittsburg offices will be closed to the public until further notice. The County Commissioners will re-evaluate in one week. We will have employees in the Girard office to assist customers over the phone and curbside by appointment only at the Girard courthouse.
Please call the office at 620-724-8222 or 620-724-4959 with questions or set up an appointment, between 8:00am and 4:30pm
or email cr.treasurer@crcoks.org.
We appreciate your patience during this time to keep community members safe.
The following options are available to you at this time:
• For Vehicle Renewals (stickers) Please renew online at http://ikan.ks.gov; by mail (mail to P.O. box 96, Girard, KS 66743); or using the courthouse drop box located inside the first door on the north side of the building. You can reprint your vehicle registration notice online
under Treasurer on our website www.crawfordcountykansas.org.
If you mail in or drop off a renewal, please provide a current contact number as well as current insurance information (we will return it with your renewal).
You may also have your insurance faxed to our office at 620-724-6004.
• For completion of title work on a vehicle purchase, please call the office for an appointment.
We can coordinate with you to make accommodations to complete the title work curbside.
• For refunds on sold/disposed vehicles please call our office
• For IRP and Commercial Vehicle work must call for an appointment.
• For paying property, real estate, and truck taxes, please go to the Treasurer website www.crawfordcountykansas.org to pay online. You may also mail in payments (mail to P.O. Box 96, Girard, KS 66743); drop off at the courthouse drop box, or leave the payment with the security guards in the Pittsburg Judicial Center across from the post office.
Please do not hesitate to call our office with any questions. We will make every attempt to assist you.
Our Girard and Pittsburg offices will be closed to the public until further notice. The County Commissioners will re-evaluate in one week. We will have employees in the Girard office to assist customers over the phone and curbside by appointment only at the Girard courthouse.
Please call the office at 620-724-8222 or 620-724-4959 with questions or set up an appointment, between 8:00am and 4:30pm
or email cr.treasurer@crcoks.org.
We appreciate your patience during this time to keep community members safe.
The following options are available to you at this time:
• For Vehicle Renewals (stickers) Please renew online at http://ikan.ks.gov; by mail (mail to P.O. box 96, Girard, KS 66743); or using the courthouse drop box located inside the first door on the north side of the building. You can reprint your vehicle registration notice online
under Treasurer on our website www.crawfordcountykansas.org.
If you mail in or drop off a renewal, please provide a current contact number as well as current insurance information (we will return it with your renewal).
You may also have your insurance faxed to our office at 620-724-6004.
• For completion of title work on a vehicle purchase, please call the office for an appointment.
We can coordinate with you to make accommodations to complete the title work curbside.
• For refunds on sold/disposed vehicles please call our office
• For IRP and Commercial Vehicle work must call for an appointment.
• For paying property, real estate, and truck taxes, please go to the Treasurer website www.crawfordcountykansas.org to pay online. You may also mail in payments (mail to P.O. Box 96, Girard, KS 66743); drop off at the courthouse drop box, or leave the payment with the security guards in the Pittsburg Judicial Center across from the post office.
Please do not hesitate to call our office with any questions. We will make every attempt to assist you.
Governor Laura Kelly signed Executive Order No. 20-12 on March 23, 2020, extending deadlines for driver licenses and vehicle registration renewals and regulations during COVID-19 pandemic. All driver's license renewals or vehicle registrations extended by this Executive Order must be completed within 60 days of the expiration of the Executive Order #20-12. Many Kansans may be unable to renew their driver's license or vehicle registration during this time, but delivery drivers and other critical employees must be able to continue critical operations and drive without fear of licensing or registrations issues.
KDOR will extend vehicle registration renewal deadlines for all vehicle types, extend any temporary, state sixty-day permits for vehicles purchased on or after January 1, 2020, and extend the terms of driver's license and identification cards for State driver's license that expired beginning March 12, 2020.
Please contact our office if you have any questions call the office at 620-724-8222 or 620-724-4959.
KDOR will extend vehicle registration renewal deadlines for all vehicle types, extend any temporary, state sixty-day permits for vehicles purchased on or after January 1, 2020, and extend the terms of driver's license and identification cards for State driver's license that expired beginning March 12, 2020.
Please contact our office if you have any questions call the office at 620-724-8222 or 620-724-4959.
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Crawford County Deputy named Deputy of the Year in Kansas
by: Deja Bickham
https://www.fourstateshomepage.com/ CRAWFORD COUNTY, Ks. — A Crawford County Sheriff’s Deputy is being recognized for being one of the best in the state. Sheriff Deputy Kurt Grotheer, said, “It was a great honor. I mean I don’t even know how to explain that because it was like. It really took me by surprise.” Crawford County Deputy Kurt Grotheer was honored with a Kansas State Senate Tribute last month, recognizing him for being named the 2019 Kansas Deputy of the Year by the Kansas Sheriffs’ Association. “My initial feeling was hey I was just doing what I’m supposed to do.” Grotheer was nominated by Crawford County Sheriff Danny Smith. (Read More) |
Covid19For information on how to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, please visit these websites.
http://www.kdheks.gov/coronavirus/index.htm https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
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602 N Locust • Pittsburg, KS 66762
Hours: 8:00 am to 4:15 pm
Girard Crawford County
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111 E Forest • Girard, KS 66743
Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
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Courthouse Girard, KS
Pittsburg, Kansas
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Register Storm Shelter/Safe RoomStorm Shelter info
In order to better prepare Crawford County citizens, Crawford County Emergency Management (CREM) is launching a new public awareness effort regarding personal storm shelter/safe room.
CREM is asking area residents to register their storm shelter/safe room. This will allow us to enhance our search and rescue efforts to ensure your safety, following a severe storm. Complete online here. Questions? Call 620-724-7156. Crawford County Mental Health launches national book
100% of the proceeds go towards a new addiction treatment center in Pittsburg, KS GIRARD — Crawford County Mental Health officially launched the sale of its new book Friday.
“Trail of the Warrior” — written by CCMH Executive Director Rick Pfeiffer — is inspired by the lives of four people recovering from addiction. The book follows those characters’ stories and their interactions with a loveable dog, Rosie. The book is being used to educate, as well as fundraise for a new addiction treatment facility in Crawford County. (Read More) |
NEWSCrawford County Deputy named Deputy of the Year in Kansas
by: Deja Bickham
https://www.fourstateshomepage.com/ CRAWFORD COUNTY, Ks. — A Crawford County Sheriff’s Deputy is being recognized for being one of the best in the state. Sheriff Deputy Kurt Grotheer, said, “It was a great honor. I mean I don’t even know how to explain that because it was like. It really took me by surprise.” Crawford County Deputy Kurt Grotheer was honored with a Kansas State Senate Tribute last month, recognizing him for being named the 2019 Kansas Deputy of the Year by the Kansas Sheriffs’ Association. “My initial feeling was hey I was just doing what I’m supposed to do.” Grotheer was nominated by Crawford County Sheriff Danny Smith. (Read More)
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Crawford County is home to more than 35,000 residents, rising to almost 40,000 when Pittsburg State University is in session. The County is the 12th largest county in the state of Kansas, and is the largest county in southeastern Kansas.
The County seat of Crawford County is Girard, KS (pictured), while the largest population center of the County is Pittsburg, KS. The courthouse is located on the square in Girard at 111 E. Forest.
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