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Last Updated
January 25, 2007
Home » Executive
Office » Executive Orders » Proclamations
Proclamations are provided by the Governor’s Office as a courtesy to Kansas
residents. These public service documents are strictly honorary and are not legally binding.
All proclamations will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The Governor’s Office reserves the
right to decline any request for a proclamation or to make exception to the following guidelines:
Policy
- Proclamations recognize a day, week, month or year. Proclamations are issuedfor one date
only.
- Proclamations are issued for Kansas nonprofit organizations with preferably statewide, but
at least regional, interest.
- The issuance of a proclamation does not constitute an endorsement by the Governor.
- No proclamations may be used as part of an advertisement or commercial promotion without
express permission from the Governor’s Office.
- Any draft language provided may be edited or rewritten at the discretion of the Governor’s
Office.
- Only three official, signed copies of any proclamation can be issued per group.
Criteria
- Must be requested or endorsed by a Kansas citizen. Out-of-state requests will be declined.
- May not be individualized or specialized. Proclamations are not issued in honor of people
unless specifically approved by the Governor.
- Must not duplicate other requests. Requests that are similar to already issued proclamations
will be declined.
Making your request
- Must submit your request in writing. Requests may be e-mailed to governor@ks.gov
or faxed to (785) 368-8788 or mailed to the following: Office of the Governor, Constituent
Services; State Capitol, Second Floor; Topeka, KS 66612-1590. Be sure to include all
contact information, including a mailing address and telephone number.
- Your written request must be accompanied by a draft of the proclamation.
- You are strongly encouraged to submit your request 6-8 weeks in advance of your requested
date. Requests will be accepted no more than six months in advance. If less than two weeks notice
is given, the Governor’s Office reserves the right to decline.
- Must indicate your preference: Official signing ceremony with Governor, or Issuance of Proclamation
by mail (See details below).
Signing Options
- Official Signing Ceremony: You may request to be present at an official signing ceremony
with the Governor. At least one proclamation ceremony is scheduled each month. Due to security
purposes, group sizes are strictly limited to 10 people. No exceptions will be made.
- Issuance of proclamation by mail: You may request to have your proclamation signed and mailed
to your specified address.
If you have further questions, please contact Constituent Services at the
Governor’s Office, (785) 296-6240. You may also send e-mail to governor@state.ks.us
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