All offices except the County Extension Agent are located in the Chase County Courthouse:
Chase County Courthouse
300 Pearl Street
PO Box 529
Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am – 5 pm
District Court
620-273-6319
County Clerk
620-273-6423
County Engineer
620-273-6386
Register of Deeds
620-273-6398
County Treasurer
Dow Wilson
620-273-6493
County Extension Agent
Mike Holder
205 Broadway St.
Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845
620-273-6491
Chase County COVID-10 Relief Funding – General Information Presentation Chase County COVID-19 Grant Assistance Program Business and Non-Profit Grant Overview – up to $1,000 – Independently owned for-profit, non-profit (501c3 & 501c6), and churches with 10 or less employees – ONLY for-profit businesses can apply for “lost revenue” due to mandatory or voluntary closure…
We are pleased to welcome Angels Care Home Health to the Chase County Chamber Membership. Angels Care Home Health is a Medicare-certified home health agency that provides quality, compassionate home health care 24 hours a day, seven days a week to the people it serves in Chase County and the surrounding areas. Each member of…
The Chase County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome TLC Marketing Consultants to our membership! Using social, digital and traditional marketing assets, TLC Marketing Consultants develops platforms and strategies to connect business and customers – creatively and engagingly. Company services include social media management, digital advertising, website development, media buying, public relations, sponsorship negotiation,…
updated 7/7/2020 PLEASE CONTACT ANY BUSINESS OR PLACE YOU PLAN TO VISIT! Many places in Chase County have made changes to the way they do business due to COVID-19 Please contact the business or place you plan to visit to find out how this change concerns your visit! Most are open and welcome your business…
With deep consideration the board of directors of the Chase County Chamber of Commerce has canceled this event.
Please contact individual businesses for a variety of options for eating, groceries or other merchandise. Many businesses are busy behind the scenes filling the needs of our community. If you have a need or are able to offer help reach out to us, please. Above all, stay home!
By Brogan Gillmore During the hot spring days of late May, Chase County holds its annual rodeo, with bull riding, mutton busting, calf scrambles and plenty of beer. And in the thick of it all is Toni Schneider, director of the Chase County Chamber of Commerce, and arguably one of the most involved people in…