BLACKNIMBUS SOFTWARE · MITCHELL COUNTY WEBSITE CONCEPT · PROPOSAL DEMO — NOT A LIVE COUNTY WEBSITE
For Mitchell County residents

Find the outcome you need without learning the County org chart.

Taxes, elections, records, health, meetings, alerts and everyday community resources are organized around what residents need to accomplish.

Mitchell CountyNorth Central Kansas · Solomon Valley
RegionSolomon ValleyCounty seatBeloitRegional corridorU.S. Highway 24Outdoor landmarkWaconda Lake
When you need a person

Key County offices stay one step away.

Phone, location and office responsibility remain visible so residents can move from self-service information to direct County help without starting over.

Living in Mitchell County

Daily life belongs beside County services.

Education, childcare, healthcare, libraries, community organizations and transportation can live in the same resident hub without creating another top-level destination that repeats the same audience and navigation.

Education & families

Current County information points families to Beloit USD 273, Waconda USD 272, local Catholic and community schools, NCK Tech and the Mitchell County Partnership for Children.

Current County education source ↗

Health & support

The Mitchell County Health Department provides public-health and home-health information, while the County resource directory covers additional health, family and early-learning support.

Health Department →

Transportation

Solomon Valley Public Transportation is listed as a local mobility resource at 785-534-2395.

Regional access & transportation →
Explore the county

Community and recreation stay distinct from government tasks.

Residents can move outward to local places and recreation without duplicating another resident-services page.

Communities

Find Beloit, Cawker City, Glen Elder, Tipton and rural Mitchell County community destinations.

Across Mitchell County →

Recreation

Explore Waconda Lake, Glen Elder State Park, parks, swimming, golf and other recreation resources.

Explore recreation →