Ks Motor Vehicles Offices Closed May 1-7th
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - Anyone who has business with the Kansas Department of Motor Vehicles needs to get it done on today ( Monday).
After today (Monday). DMV offices will be closed for the rest of the week while the state installs a new $4 million computer system and employees learn how to use it.
Department of Revenue officials say the one week of disruption will be worth it because the new system will make filing paperwork much more efficient.
Online voter registration also will be unavailable starting at 7 o'clock this ( Monday) evening through May 7. That is part of the same modernization project.
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