Oh, how the world of technology has changed. I was just thinking about the evolution of the internet and the organization I work for, the Information Network of Kansas. Kansas is considered the birthplace of eGovernment. Kansas legislation (K.S.A. 74-9301 et seq.) was passed in 1990 authorizing...

About 30 people attended the Information Network of Kansas event in May to learn more about our mission and services. INK works to provide public access to state and local government data and services. Representatives from the Kansas Department of Revenue demonstrated Assessment Connect, a new...

TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR), in partnership with Tyler Technologies, announced the launch of Assessment Connect, a new application that will allow KDOR’s Property Valuation Division to access statewide property appraisal data and provide improved analytical tools for county...

The Information Network of Kansas is now accepting grant applications. INK has provided approximately $10 million in grants over the years to governmental agencies. The grant program is part of INK’s mission is to enable digital access to state and local government information and services for...

The Information Network of Kansas was statutorily created in 1992 to assist state and local government agencies to collect, analyze, and disseminate data/ information. INK was the first such organization created in the U.S. and is a model other states have followed. Our mission is to enhance...