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The League's social media comment policy is available online. If you have questions regarding our policy, please contact 785-354-9565

Social Media Policy & Terms of Use

Our organization has an interest in engaging, informing, and cultivating its stakeholder audience using traditional as well as new media. Social media has become one of the main channels of communication for many and is an excellent communication tool for public organizations. By leveraging social media as a primary communication tool, we are engaging our customers on their terms and supporting our business goals. Sharing information from other agencies, individuals, businesses or organizations can help the public better understand the issues, influences, concerns, challenges, and opportunities before us as a public entity. Sharing our own original content personalizes our messages and demonstrates our “social persona.” In social media, there are appropriate occasions for both original and shared content. Everything we do on social media ties back to our brand and the membership we serve. We use social media for:

· Organizational press releases, announcements, media information, event information, photos, job opportunities, and membership or municipal-related interest news and resources. We do not share or post:

· Political advocacy information (endorsements) or crude, rude, offensive, or derogatory statements. Community Standards

We encourage a dialogue with our audience regarding League services and related topics where communication and self-expression is made with respect and courtesy to others. As such, municipal site administrators will remove a comment if it violates our terms of use:

Terms of Use

Purpose

The purpose of this policy is to establish regulations that are intended to help facilitate and enhance the exchange of information and ideas through the League’s Social Media. Terms of Use & Comment Policy

i. Any comment posted by a member of the public on an official League Social Media Page or Department Social Media Page is the opinion of the commentator only, and its publication on such Page shall not imply endorsement of or agreement by the League. All Social Media established by the League, including the League’s Social Media Page and those Pages utilized by individual League departments, is not intended to create a public forum. As such, each Page shall have, in a place visible to the public or accessible by link, a notice that comments containing any of the following forms of content shall not be allowed for posting and will be removed:

a. Comments not related to the topic of discussion;

b. Profane, obscene, uncivil, harassing, or inappropriate language or content;

c. Sexual content;

d. Solicitations of commerce;

e. Promotion or encouragement of illegal activity;

f. Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public, public systems, the League, its employees, or public officials;

g. Content that reflects negatively on the League, its employees, or public officials, unless such comment relates to a matter of public concern and is otherwise in compliance with the remaining provisions of this policy;

h. Defamatory remarks, personal attacks, or threats against any individual person or group of people. Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any party;

j. Any content in violation of or inconsistent with federal, state, or local laws and ordinances;

k. Links to any outside websites that are inconsistent with this policy;

l. Content that is repetitive or duplicative;

m. Any content not listed herein but that is otherwise inconsistent with the spirit of civility intended by these Terms of Use & Comment Policy. The following notice shall be provided along with the comment policy above: The League reserves the right to remove content that is deemed in violation of this policy, applicable law, or the League’s employee handbook. Any participant on a League Social Media Page or Department Social Media Page that repeatedly violates the commenting guidelines as set forth in this policy may be permanently removed from the League’s social media page(s). The League reserves the right to temporarily or permanently suspend access to any Page at any time. Employee Use

We encourage municipal employees to follow and engage with our social media platforms (League Personnel policies still apply). Social networking is meant to be social, so having employees interact with our posts enhances information sharing, morale, and education throughout the organization and our service area. All social media accounts will be managed by League staff. Oversight and quality control is the responsibility of the Communications and Education Manager, who is ultimately accountable for content. Personal social media accounts established by employees should not be presented as official voices of the League. We will engage with employees who initiate positive dialogue and/or share original content wherever it aligns with our communication goals and brand. Crisis Social Media Management

During an emergency, the site administrator shall create emergency communications with oversight provided by the General Counsel. If you have questions, please contact the Communications and Education Manager at (785) 354-9565.

A little Election Day sweetness! 🍭League Executive Director Nathan Eberline and his son celebrated democracy today with ...
11/03/2026

A little Election Day sweetness! 🍭

League Executive Director Nathan Eberline and his son celebrated democracy today with cake pops and a reminder that local democracy starts with the people who show up.

We hope everyone had a chance to make their voice heard this Election Day!

We were proud to see Mara Feril of St. John Junior High School share her winning essay at today’s 2026 Civic Engagement ...
10/28/2026

We were proud to see Mara Feril of St. John Junior High School share her winning essay at today’s 2026 Civic Engagement Conference in Topeka! Mara is pictured alongside her mom and League of Kansas Municipalities Executive Director Nathan Eberline.

Mara was the overall statewide winner and South Central regional winner of the League’s 2025–2026 7th Grade Essay Contest. Her essay, “Lighting a Path out of Loneliness,” explores how students and older adults can build meaningful connections and combat social isolation in their communities.

Congratulations to Mara on this outstanding achievement! 👏

đź“– Read all the winning essays: https://www.calameo.com/read/006746281d08c41ff40ee

📝 The 2026–2027 7th Grade Essay Contest is underway! Encourage a seventh grader in your community to participate and share their ideas about local leadership. Learn more: https://www.lkm.org/page/essaycontest

🤝 Western Kansas leaders, let’s connect!Join the League of Kansas Municipalities and the Kansas Mayors Association in Co...
10/26/2026

🤝 Western Kansas leaders, let’s connect!

Join the League of Kansas Municipalities and the Kansas Mayors Association in Colby on November 18 for the Western Kansas Summit: Local Priorities, Regional Partnerships! 🌾

Share ideas, discuss priorities ahead of the 2027 legislative session, and explore ways western Kansas communities can work together to tackle challenges and create new opportunities.

📍 Colby, Kansas
đź“… November 18, 2026
🍽️ Lunch and discussion
đź’˛ FREE for League members

All local leaders are welcome! Bring a colleague, invite your county partners, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of western Kansas communities.

đź”— Register today and join us at the table! https://www.lkm.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2094850&group=

10/20/2026

Here is a little recap from our 2026 Annual Conference in Wichita🎆📚✏️
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Thank you again to everyone that made this year’s conference one to remember!
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We hope to see you all again next year, October 7-9 in Overland Park!

That’s a wrap on the 2026 League of Kansas Municipalities Annual Conference!Thank you to everyone who joined us in Wichi...
10/10/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 League of Kansas Municipalities Annual Conference!

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Wichita for a great few days of learning, networking and celebrating the people who make Kansas communities stronger. We’re grateful to our attendees, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers who helped make this year’s conference a success.

We look forward to continuing the work of supporting Kansas cities and the people who serve them. Until next year!

*We will send out and post a link to all of the full quality images from the conference on Tuesday!

The League Awards Breakfast at the 2026 Annual Conference celebrated the outstanding service and dedication of local gov...
10/10/2026

The League Awards Breakfast at the 2026 Annual Conference celebrated the outstanding service and dedication of local government leaders across Kansas.

A highlight of the morning was recognizing Terry Somers, Mayor of Mount Hope, with the E.A. Mosher Award, the highest honor bestowed by the League of Kansas Municipalities.

The breakfast also featured a special moment as Wichita Mayor Lily Wu presented former Wichita Mayor Bob Knight with the Key to the City. His wife, Jane Knight, accepted the key on his behalf, with several other former Wichita mayors in attendance to share in the occasion.

Thank you to all this year’s award recipients for their contributions to their communities and to local government across Kansas. Here are a few highlights from the morning’s celebration!

City of Wichita- Government

🎨🎆 Last night’s League Social Event was a great evening of entertainment, networking and celebration! Attendees watched ...
10/10/2026

🎨🎆 Last night’s League Social Event was a great evening of entertainment, networking and celebration! Attendees watched Annika Wooton bring Dorothy to life through live speed painting, enjoyed the batting cage simulators at Equity Bank Park and wrapped up the night with a spectacular fireworks and drone show celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. 🇺🇸

A special thank-you to Annika Wooton, Victory Pyrotechnics and Equity Bank Park for helping make the evening memorable!

🤝 The trade show was in full swing at the League Annual Conference! Attendees connected with vendors, explored products ...
10/09/2026

🤝 The trade show was in full swing at the League Annual Conference! Attendees connected with vendors, explored products and services for their cities, and enjoyed networking during the trade show reception.

📸 Day 2 through the lens!From engaging workshops to inspiring insights from keynote speaker Peter Kageyama, Day 2 is in ...
10/09/2026

📸 Day 2 through the lens!

From engaging workshops to inspiring insights from keynote speaker Peter Kageyama, Day 2 is in full swing at the League Annual Conference!

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Topeka, KS
66603

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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