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Panel reviews statutory scope for Capitol preservation work

October 02, 2026 | Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Kansas


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Panel reviews statutory scope for Capitol preservation work
Chris Wagner, a legislative staffer, briefed the Capital Preservation Committee on its statutory authority under KSA 75-22,269, outlining duties that include approving renovations, preserving the Capitol's decor, and determining locations and types of temporary displays. "The committee shall approve renovations to all areas of the capital, surrounding grounds, and the visitor center," Wagner said, citing the statute.

Wagner told members the Division of Legislative Administrative Services is tasked with implementing the committee's recommendations and that permanent displays proposed for the Capitol grounds must receive committee approval and be authorized by a bill enacted by the legislature. The briefing framed later debate about the Kansas Walk of Honor plaques, which several members said may require legislative authorization before installation.

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