Spill Reporting in Kansas - Spill response contacts and poison control centers in Kansas. Pictured at the left is our offices at Building 740, Forbes Field, Topeka. KDHE's Topeka offices are also located in the Landon and Mills state office buildings in downtown Topeka, as well as Building 283 at Forbes Field. These programs are service, regulatory, laboratory, educational, or informational. State and federal laws and regulations govern department activities.
Some state regulations adopt federal health or environmental regulations by reference.
Many KDHE programs provide copies of the applicable laws and regulations. Local health departments provide many services under KDHE grants or contracts. Those agencies, which are fully autonomous, may provide services like WIC, prenatal care, family planning, immunizations, and in some instances, primary health care. If you have questions, call your local health department first. Local approvals, such as zoning, may also be required.