New Childcare Option for State of Kansas Employees in Shawnee County (Posted November 5, 2026)
State of Kansas employees are now able to submit applications for the new Ad Astra Academy. Please click here for more information.
State of Kansas employees are now able to submit applications for the new Ad Astra Academy. Please click here for more information.
The National Association of State Chief Administrators announces Secretary Adam Proffitt of Kansas as the 2025 NASCA President. President Proffitt, who serves as Kansas's Secretary of Administration and Budget Director, brings a wealth of experience in government leadership and fiscal management. Secretary Proffitt previously served as the Treasurer of NASCA.
Governor Laura Kelly is recognizing The Department of Administration Division of Printing for recently being featured in "In-Plant Impressions Magazine," a trade publication for large volume printers, for their recent upgrades to the state’s printing facility.
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced the launch of the State of Kansas Internship Program online portal. It will be a one-stop resource for Kansans interested in serving as interns for the State of Kansas.
TOPEKA – Two of the SPARK Advisory Panels will hold virtual meetings in the coming days. The four panels (Health & Education, Economic Revitalization, Connectivity, and Efficiency & Modernization) are charged with assisting the SPARK Executive Committee in developing recommendations for the distribution of federal COVID-19 relief funds.
Department of Administration Secretary and Chief Information Technology Officer Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace to lend expertise to Nationally Recognized Council
TOPEKA – Three of the SPARK Advisory Panels will hold virtual meetings in the coming days. The four panels (Health & Education, Economic Revitalization, Connectivity, and Efficiency & Modernization) are charged with assisting the SPARK Executive Committee in developing recommendations for the distribution of federal COVID-19 relief funds.
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced masking and facial coverings are no longer required for state employees or visitors effective Friday, February 18 at 5:00 pm CT. They will still be recommended. This decision comes as COVID-19 cases in Kansas continue to decline and the state resumes regular operations.
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly, today, announced the launch of the Building a Stronger Economy (BASE) program. BASE is a new grant opportunity to help support infrastructure development and advance economic development opportunities across Kansas.