Redwing County Kansas

Redwing County, Kansas

County business, kept in plain lines.

Road maintenance, property tax, vital records, jury duty, landfill permits. Send your request once, and the county routes it to the right department and calls you back.

Send a request See what we handle

County services

Five requests, five desks.

Every request below starts in the same place. Tell us what it is about and the details you already have — county staff take it from there.

01

Road maintenance requests

Potholes, washouts, damaged signs, blocked culverts and other problems on county roads.

Have ready The road name or nearest crossroad, and which side of the road the problem is on.

Send this request
02

Property tax questions

Questions about a tax bill, a parcel, or where a payment stands.

Have ready The parcel number, or the address printed on the bill.

Send this request
03

Vital records orders

Orders for birth, death and marriage records, and questions about picking one up.

Have ready The full name on the record, and the year it was filed.

Send this request
04

Jury duty information

A summons you have questions about, or a date you need to explain.

Have ready Your juror number and the date printed on the summons.

Send this request
05

Landfill permits

Permits for hauling, dumping and site access at the county landfill.

Have ready What you are hauling, how much of it, and when you need the permit.

Send this request

How it works

One request, one right desk.

You do not have to work out which department handles what. That part is the county's job.

A county road crew member in a safety vest tamping cold patch into a pothole on a rural Kansas road.
County road crews work from the same request line residents use.

  1. Send it once

    Use one form for any county request. No account, and no need to guess the department.

  2. We route it

    Staff read the request and pass it to the department that handles that work — roads, tax, records, jury or the landfill.

  3. You get a callback

    Someone from that department calls you back to confirm the details and tell you what happens next.

Straight answers

Before you send it.

Do I need to know which department to ask?

No. Send the request and county staff will route it to the desk that handles it.

What happens after I send it?

The department handling your request calls you back. If they need more detail, they will ask for it on that call.

I have a jury summons. Is that handled here?

Yes. Send it through the request form with your juror number and it goes to the clerk who handles jury duty.

Can I send a request for someone else?

Yes. Put their name and the record or parcel in the details, and say that the callback should come to you.

Send a request

Tell us once. We call you back.

Requests are read and routed by county staff. Have these details nearby:

  • The address, parcel number or record name your request is about.
  • The date or year it relates to, if you have it.
  • A phone number, and the best time to reach you.

Road problems, tax questions, record orders, jury duty and landfill permits all come through this one form.

Send it once — the callback comes from the department that handles your request.