To view Riley County's proposed consensus revision of H.B. 2169--the Military Installation "Encroachment" Bill [click here...]

Riley County District Court now has the ability to accept credit card payments on Traffic citations. The Defendant needs to have his citation (ticket) or District Court’s case number, along with his date of birth. CitePay will charge the Defendant a 4% convenience charge for each payment. The URL is: www.CitePayUSA.com/ks

The e-waste program began last September and is being run in conjunction with the household hazardous waste program.

E-waste includes the following: computers, printers, copy machines, microwaves, phones, cell phones, fax machines, scanners, tape decks, televisions, typewriters, VCR and DVD’s.

E-waste collected at the HHW facility goes to an electronics recycler which recycles over 95% of the waste. You may bring your e-waste to our facility located at 6245 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm or call 785-539-3202 with any questions.

The Register of Deeds is offering access to land records from the convience of your home or office through a subscription based service. The user may obtain all records as early as the 1850's to present. Visit our website...

You should be receiving your census form in the mail in the next 2-3 weeks. It is important to fill yours out and tell others to do the same because it:

• Determines our state and area representation in Congress, Riley County’s representation in the state legislature and our own county commission districts;

• Determines the amount of state and federal funding Riley County will receive over the next decade;

• Allows us to plan properly for public health, infrastructure improvements, transportation, education, senior services and much more.

• Many companies, such as department stores and restaurant chains, use the census to determine whether or not to locate in Riley County.

Residence on April 1
The goal of the 2010 Census is to count all residents living in the United States on April 1, 2010. This includes university students and military personnel where they are residing on that date, an important consideration in Riley County because of our high populations of both.

10 Questions, 10 Minutes to Complete
With one of the shortest questionnaires in history, the 2010 Census asks for name, gender, age, race, ethnicity, relationship, and whether you own or rent your home. It takes only about 10 minutes for the average household to complete.

For more information on Riley County efforts to promote a complete census count go to: [www.rileycountycensus.gov]

Riley County District Court now has the ability to accept credit card payments on Traffic citations. The Defendant needs to have his citation (ticket) or District Court’s case number, along with his date of birth. CitePay will charge the Defendant a 4% convenience charge for each payment. The URL is: www.CitePayUSA.com/ks

Riley County has several online (E-Gov) services available [Additional Info...]

Check here to find information about county road construction projects. [Additional info...]

The e-waste program began last September and is being run in conjunction with the household hazardous waste program.

E-waste includes the following: computers, printers, copy machines, microwaves, phones, cell phones, fax machines, scanners, tape decks, televisions, typewriters, VCR and DVD’s.

E-waste collected at the HHW facility goes to an electronics recycler which recycles over 95% of the waste. You may bring your e-waste to our facility located at 6245 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm or call 785-539-3202 with any questions.

A collection of stories taken from the Manhattan Republic newspaper that depicts what took place in Riley County 100 years ago. [Monthly Ramblings...]

The Register of Deeds is offering access to land records from the convience of your home or office through a subscription based service. The user may obtain all records as early as the 1850's to present. Visit our website...