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Delays in Kansas County Criminal History Searches

 

Due to a security incident in October 2023, the Kansas judicial branch has temporarily shut down its electronic information systems. Public record backlogs due to a cyber attack resulted in criminal history searches being unavailable in multiple counties in Kansas, putting some services on hold. The state government is working hard to resolve the issue in order to return to normal operations. 

Verified Credentials is processing criminal history checks in Kansas as soon as the courts return online. Some courts have resumed service over the past few weeks, but several jurisdictions are still delayed.

All Kansas Counties Now Current

As of May 23, 2024, all Kansas counties are current and up-to-date. 

 
Anderson Ford Logan Riley
Allen Franklin Lyon Rooks
Atchison Geary Marshall Rush
Barber Graham Marion Russell
Barton Greeley McPherson Saline
Bourbon Gove Meade Scott
Brown Grant Miami Sedgwick
Butler Gray Mitchell Seward
Chase Greenwood Morris Shawnee
Chautauqua Hamilton Morton Sheridan
Cherokee Harper Montgomery Sherman
Cheyenne Harvey Nemaha Smith
Clark Haskell Neosho Stanton
Clay Hodgeman Ness Stevens
Cloud Jackson Norton Stafford
Coffey Jefferson Osage Sumner
Comanche Jewell Osborne Thomas
Cowley Johnson Ottawa Trego
Crawford Kearny Pottawatomie Wabaunsee
Decatur Kingman Pawnee Wallace
Dickinson Kiowa Phillips Washington
Doniphan Labette Pratt Wichita
Edwards Lane Rawlins Wilson
Elk Leavenworth Republic Woodson
Ellis Lincoln Reno Wyandotte
Finney Linn Rice  

 

We will monitor the situation and keep you informed of any changes. 

Updated: May 24, 2024

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