Bureau Disease Control Prevention

Capitol Police, also known as Troop K, offers a range of law enforcement and crime prevention services. It focuses on the security and safety of visitors in Kansas. The police specializes in crime investigation and patrol services. Capitol Police is responsible for the regulation of traffic flow. It serves the state's Capitol and government-owned buildings. Capitol Police assists employees and visitors at the Capitol complex. The police is also responsible for providing security at the governor's residence, Kansas Judicial Center and Memorial Building. In addition, it offers emergency medical assistance. Capitol Police is a part of Kansas Highway Patrol, which has been in operation since 1937.

Created in 2004 and located in Topeka, Ks., the Kansas Department of Labor administers an unemployment insurance program and processes claims for unemployment benefits. It has a research unit that compiles critical data on employment in Kansas. The department provides information on topics related to employment, unemployment and personal income. It operates workers compensation system, as well as enforces wage payment and child labor law. The Kansas Department offers the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program, which provides support services for employers to develop, implement and improve workplace safety. It conducts workers compensation seminars and safety and health conferences. The department also inspects, installs and repairs boilers and pressure vessels. The Kansas Department of Labor administers provides information related to career and occupational statistics, unemployment rates and wage levels. It also monitors national, statewide and local economic trends.

Founded in 1962, the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System is one of the city departments that operates under the government of the city of Topeka, Kan. The department offers various retirement plans to government employees. It also provides the Death and Disability Program, which includes group life insurance services. In addition, the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System conducts various presentations, workshops and seminars on topics, such as employee benefits and service credit and reporting. The department provides benefit calculation services and serves more than 250,000 members. It additionally offers portfolio management, planning and training-related services. The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System provides legislative issue handling services.