Twice a month, on the second and fourth Fridays, the ATA Bus offers a "county run". The ATA Bus picks up riders in the Leonardville, Riley, and Randolph areas and brings them to Manhattan for the day. The bus shuttles riders around town and then returns the riders home in the afternoon.

Beginning on the 1st of May, service to and from Ogden will be available Monday thru Friday. Riders wishing to ride the bus need to call in to the Dispatcher and schedule a ride as usual. We ask that all rides be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. The bus will have the following schedule and fixed pick-up locations:

7:00 a.m. The Ogden Community Center
7:05 a.m. Casey’s

11:00 a.m. The Ogden Community Center
11:05 a.m. Casey’s

2:00 p.m. The Ogden Community Center
2:05 p.m. Casey’s

Riders will be picked up at these locations and times and dropped off at their specific destinations. Riders wishing to return to Ogden can call in up to 30 minutes prior to the busses next scheduled pick-up time in Ogden. The last call-ins of the day must be received by the office no later than 5:00 p.m.

Door to door demand responsive service in Ogden is available for persons with mobility impairments. Persons eligible for this ADA service must complete an application. This service is a “safety net” for those persons who do not have the functional abilities to access and ride the Ogden route bus. Every certified individual for this ADA service is required to re-certify for continuing eligibility every three years upon becoming initially certified. Call the office for further information about this service. Our number is 537-6345.

Monday 1:30 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM
Friday 1:30 PM

The court is located at 100 Courthouse Plaza, the limestone building with the clock tower.

610 Colorado Street, Manhattan, KS 66502
Telephone: (785)587-2450

• bottles, containers or jars with liquid

• portions of batteries

• rock salt

• drain cleaner, red devil lye, empty starting fluid cans

For more information, please contact the KBI Drug Enforcement...

--File formal charges--The County Attorney's office will file an arrest warrant or the juvenile and his parent(s) will receive a summons from the court directing them to appear and answer for the charges.

--Address the matter outside the court system with one of the following alternatives:

-Case Management Diversion

-Pre-charge Juvenile Diversion

--Decline Prosecution

The attendance officer at each school building has the discretion to determine if reasons offered by the child or his/her parents is sufficient or if the absence will be considered unexcused. USD 383 refers all cases of students with excessive unexcused absences to the Riley County Attorney's office.

Parents of youth involved in the juvenile justice system are encouraged to become actively involved in helping their son or daughter address and resolve their involvement with the court system. Parents seeking advice are encouraged to work with the supervising probation officers and their child's attorney to help the child successfully complete any terms or conditions of their probation or diversion. Additionally, parents are encouraged to report violations of their child's probation or diversion to the supervising officer to resolve quickly any problems before the situation worsens.

Reasons that your license may be suspended that you may not be aware of are:

• failure to pay a fine, court costs, and/or reinstatement fee

• an automobile accident whether you are at fault or not and you were not insured

• no insurance coverage

• $100.00 fine

• $54.00 court costs

• 5 days in the county jail(this may be suspended depending on your prior record)

• 48 hours mandatory jail term

• sentence up to 6 months in county jail or 100 hours of community service

• fine from $500.00 to $1,000.00 plus $54.00 court costs

• enroll and successfully complete an alcohol and drug safety education program or approved treatment program

• if at the time, you had a child less than 14 years old in your vehicle, an additional 1-month will be added to your sentence

• probation may be granted, at the discretion of the judge, for up to 12 months after serving the mandatory 48 hours

***NOTE: You are encouraged to seek an attorney's advice concerning any questions you may have. We cannot give advice to anyone.

Generally fences are exempt from zoning regulations and therefore do not require a permit for construction. The only possible exception to this rule would be if the fence would create a vision obstruction at a street intersection. Check with the County Zoning Officer if there is a possible concern in this regard.

A building permit is required before the start of construction of any structure within the unincorporated areas of Riley County. The permit is necessary to verify that the zoning is proper for the intended use, the required setbacks from property lines are achieved, Sanitary Code requirements are met and other basic requirements of this type. The permit does not involve construction inspection since there is no adopted building code that applies to the unincorporated areas of the County.