Reno County is a great place to work and live. Take part in some of our events such as Third Thursday, Pretty Prairie and Abbyville Rodeos, and the Kansas State Fair.
Welcome to Reno County
Reno County has 1,255 square miles of land, and 17 square miles of water. It's easily accessible by four major highways: US 50, K-61, K-96 and K-14.
Learn more about funds received, ARPA taskforce, Community Engagement, and list of priorities. Funding requests due by May 20, 2022. Additional Info...
Click here to find a list of resources for those affected by the recent wildfires. Information includes how to replace lost documents. Additional Info...
Voters approved the expansion from 3 to 5 elected commissioners. The election will take place in November 2022. Learn more about the expansion and filing deadlines. Additional Info...
The Reno County Health Department is offering FREE COVID-19 boosters, primary dose COVID vaccines for ages 5+, and Flu vaccines. Fully vaccinated Kansans over the age of 12 are now eligible for COVID-19 booster shots. Read on...
The SBA is assisting those affected by the Cottonwood Complex Fire with low interest loans. The Center will be open 8am-5pm, M-F, until May 6. Read on...
The results are in from the Community Health Assessment. The assessment takes place every three years to help identify emerging issues in the community. Results best viewed on a computer or tablet, not all features available on mobile devices. Additional Info...
Childcare is greatly needed in our Community. Interested in becoming a provider? Attend the childcare orientation class via Zoom on May 5, starting at 3:00pm. Read on...
The Arthritis Foundation’s Walk With Ease program is a structured walking program that teaches participants how to safely make physical activity a part of their everyday life. The program will be held at TWO locations in April and May. Read on...
The Reno County Health Department is now administering second COVID-19 booster doses to certain individuals following the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Read on...
Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action is April 1, 2022. The day encourages youth to bring awareness of tobacco usage in their community by hosting activities and events, advocating to decision-makers, and engaging media. Read on...
