After nearly 70 years in operation, the building that housed the Johnson County Courthouse will permanently close on New Year’s Eve. Located at 100 N. Kansas Ave. in Olathe, the courthouse was built in 1952. It is the third building to serve the Kansas 10th Judicial District. Beginning Monday, Jan. 4, court offices and courtrooms will operate from the new courthouse but remain closed to in-person contact. All hearings will continue to take place by video conference until local public health conditions improve, according to a press release. The new courthouse will accept mail starting December 31 at 150 W. Santa Fe St., Olathe, KS 66061.
Source: Prairie Village Post
