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Environmental Health/Zoning
The Montgomery County Environmental Health/Zoning Department was adopted as
an independent agency in 1997 with the scope and purpose to fulfill assigned
duties of enforcing local environmental regulations, land usage and development
codes, and to serve as a source of technical assistance and education to the
citizens inquiring about related matters. The Montgomery County Environmental Health/Zoning Department serves as
liaison for the local county planning commission, subdivision commissions, and
Board of Zoning Appeals to the Board of County Commissioners. Membership to the following associations include the Kansas Environmental
Health Association, (formerly Kansas Association of Sanitarians), Kansas Small
Flows Association, Kansas Association of Code Enforcement, Montgomery County
Solid Waste Committee, Four State Sanitarians, and prospective member to the
Kansas Environmental Leadership Program. Staff regularly attends the Verdigris
Basin Advisory Committee sessions, and is an active participant in the State of
Kansas Local Environmental Protection Plan (LEPP).
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The Environmental Health/Zoning Director is Scott Barnhart. He is appointed
by the Board of County Commissioners. Office hours are 8:30 to 5:00, telephone number is 330-1190.
