As a County Commissioner my decisions are guided by the following principles:

• To treat others as I would want and expect to be treated.
• To act directly and support policy decisions  which are fair to all concerned.
• To give all sides of an issue equal and fair consideration.
• To be a responsible steward of taxpayers' money.*
• To support policy decisions providing the best possible mandatory and discretionary services.*
• To support policy decisions that build a "Community of Choice" - a place where people want to live and work."*
• To act directly and support policy decisions that advance a positive environment that empowers employee innovation and productivity.*
• To be honest and forthright.
• To build and defend civic responsibility.
• To leave the community greater than it was when my service began.

* Board of County Commissioner's adopted goals.

I hope you find the links and information on this page helpful to understand the second district, my service and the operations of our county.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact me.

Sincerely,

John Patrick Segale

The Honorable John Patrick Segale
Commissioner, Second District
111 South Cherry Street, Suite 3300
Olathe, Kansas 66061 -3486
Commissioner Segale: E-mail
Office Phone: 913-715-0432
Office Fax: 913-715-0440
District Aide: 913-715-0438
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Board of County Commissioners
111 S. Cherry St., Suite 3300
Olathe, KS 66061-3441
Phone: 913.715.0430
Fax: 913.715.0440
E-mail: BOCC

Transportation Future Focused Task Force

New - Johnson County to Lawrence Transit Service 1/07

Renewing Our Commitment in Public Safety

Crime Lab Editorial - Shawnee Dispatch

March 2008 Best Times Article

JoCo Jail Needs May Trump Education
KCUR FM 89.3 August 15, 2007

The big, empty house
Multnomah County, Oregon builds a $59 million state-of-the-art jail facility to incarcerate 525 inmates. It was built to ease chronic jail overcrowding in the Portland area. But it has never opened, even though it was completed more than three years ago. The $20 million needed by the county to operate the jail is instead being used to support public education.
CNN March 25, 2006 & July 20, 2007

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Shawnee Council Briefing October 22, 2007

Lenexa Council Briefing January 22, 2008