Frequently Asked Questions

Candidates must be registered to vote, must have been full-time residents of the county for at least one year prior to qualifying.

A potential candidate may begin raising funds at any time after filing designation of a campaign treasurer and bank designation with the County Clerk. The campaign account must be separate from any personal accounts and used only for depositing campaign funds and making campaign expenditures.

Personal

There are two places that you can research for the address. The Clerk of the District Court (620)356-1526 would maintain the court file and the County Register of Deeds(620)356-1538 can provide the homeowner's name and the legal description.

For tickets issued outside the city limits of Ulysses you would go to the Grant County District Court 108 S. Glenn, 2nd Floor Courthouse Ulysses, KS 67880 620-356-1526 or for tickets issued in the city limits of Ulysses City of Ulysses 115 E. Grant Ulysses, KS 67880 620-356-4600

Yes, stop by the

Visiting hours are from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm every Sunday.

You must be 18 years old or accompanied by a parent or guardian.

You can get a copy of your driving record with your driver license, $5.00 and appearing at the

Background checks are processed through the

We have our available jobs posted on this site.

You must apply for an open position and someone will contact you for an interview.

The county offers health insurance, sick, vacation, and personal...

Grant County 108 S. Glenn Ulysses, KS 67880 fax 620-356-3081

You will need to mail or fax your application to...

If you are outside the city limits and built a house on property that was previously vacant chances are there is no address for this new residence. Call the Road & Bridge Department at 620-356-4837 and ask for Loren Wright, County Surveyor.

Contact Randy McCauley, Road & Bridge Administrator or Dan Bynum, Road Foreman at 620-356-4837 or e-mail rdm@pld.com.

All rural Grant County residents can get up to 300 cubic yards of gravel per calendar year. You are responsible for the hauling and spreading. Contact Randy McCauley, Road & Bridge Administrator or Dan Bynum, Road Foreman at 620-356-4837 or email rdm@pld.com for details and forms.

The Noxious Weed Director, Pete Clinesmith at 620-356-4837 or 620-353-8199.

Contact Pete Clinesmith, Noxious Weed Director at 620-356-4837 or 620-353-8199 for more information concerning Prairie Dog over population.

The Grant County Chamber of Commerce is in the know on all events held in Grant County. You can reach them at (620)356-4700 or visit the Chamber calendar...

Yes, the Grant County Civic Center is located at 1000 W. Patterson or call (620)356-1808 to book a room.

Commissioner Minutes are listed under the

The Grant County Chamber of Commerce is in the know on all events held in Grant County. You can reach them at (620)356-4700 or visit the Chamber calendar...

The Grant County Courthouse is open from 8-5 Monday thru Friday. All County Departments can be reached by going to the

Yes, the Grant County Civic Center is located at 1000 W. Patterson or call (620)356-1808 to book a room.

One town, Ulysses that is incorporated. There is also one unincorporated town named Hickok. Both are located on Hwy 160.

The population history of Grant County and the City of Ulysses is

All property is valued annually on January 1st. Most property is valued based on the fair market value. Exceptions are land devoted to agriculture which is valued according to current use; commercial and industrial machinery are valued based on a formula set forth in Kansas laws.

The Appraiser's Office monitors sales within the county continually throughout the year. The value of your property can change each year depending on several things. 1. If you made any improvements, such as adding a room or garage, the value will go up. 2. If a major structural problem develops, such as a foundation crack that is visible from the outside or pointed out at the time of the appraiser's visit, the value will go down. 3. A downtrend in sales of similar properties can also effect your value. If sales are rising, property values will also rise.

Begin by checking the "classification" on your valuation notice t make sure the use of your

Kansas Law establishes the method of appraisal used to determine a property