Although Wichita is the largest city in Kansas, Topeka is the state's Capital and also the location for the State legislature's meetings every January through March.

The Wichita City Council aims to provide policy direction for the City in developing, implementing and maintaining services to citizens. The Council establishes policy direction by enacting ordinances, laws, policies and more.

Voting
You are allowed to vote in Kansas at the age of 18. To register, you can obtain a form at most local banks, libraries, schools and government offices. Additionally, the opportunity to register is presented to all those renewing a driver's license and also to those applying for public assistance. For more information on voting and registration click here.

Get in touch with your elected official:
As changes in government and legislation occur, it is vitally important for you to voice your opinion. If you have questions or need more information, contact the Government Relations staff:

Bernie Koch		Vice President of Government Relations				(316) 268-1155
Pat Gallagher		Manager of Government Relations				(316) 268-1157

Below you'll find a quick guide to some elected officials and city council members. For a more extensive list of your representatives, please click here.
U.S. Senator Sam Brownback
U.S. Senator Pat Roberts
U.S. Congressman Jerry Moran (1st District)
U.S. Congressman Jim Ryun (2nd District)
U.S. Congressman Dennis Moore (3rd District)
U.S. Congressman Todd Tiahrt (4th District)

Wichita City Council:
Mayor Carlos Mayans
Council Member Carl Brewer
Council Member Sue Schlapp
Council Member Jim Skelton
Council Member Paul Gray
Council Member Bob Martz
Council Member Sharon Fearey