Neglected Building Registry
Topeka needs your feedback on the creation of a neglected building registry which would help keep owners accountable and keep blight from the city.
Food for Fines
For the month of October, you can trade in non-perishable food items for a $25 credit toward any fines.
Topeka Landlord Expo
We want to provide landlords with the advice, resources, and knowledge needed to be successful, and we want tenants to have decent, safe, and affordable homes in safe neighborhoods.
Building Permit Map
Have you ever asked "What are they building there?" Now you can view a map for current and previously issued residential & commercial building permits
Team Up to Clean Up
Team Up to Clean Up utlizes volunteers to revitalize neighborhoods, offer assistance, and provide services to the neighbors. See how you can get involved!
Pay Your Bills
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Governing Body
Agendas | Minutes | City Council | Mayor | Boards & Commissions
Administration
Infrastructure
Neighborhoods
Property Maintenance Division | Community Engagement | Housing Services
Topeka Selected for What Works Cities
Topeka was selected for the Bloomberg Philanthropies' What Works Cities initiative for our efforts to track, use, and publish data to the public.
Open Government
The City of Topeka works hard to keep all data open to the public. This allows you to see how money is spent, where the money comes from, and what projects the city is currently engaged in. Take some time and look through our data collections.
View the Open Data Policy (PDF) for the City of Topeka.