← Back to home

Official contacts.

Emails and phones for Gardner, USD 231, Planning Commission, and the Johnson County commissioner. Each “Email…” button opens a short draft you can edit — useful for general civic correspondence, not an active lobbying script for one vote.

Mayor & City Council

Council and mayor (Gardner)

When the debate was active, the City Council held the vote on rezoning. Contacts below remain accurate for Gardner city business.

Planning Commission

Where the recommendation begins.

The Planning Commission reviews land-use cases and recommends action to the Council. Meetings are typically at City Hall on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Confirm the schedule on the City’s site.

Email addresses per community reference list and City roster; verify with the City Clerk before sending.

Gardner Edgerton USD 231

Superintendent, leadership, and school board.

The school district does not vote on city rezoning. Families still contact the board and staff about how large industrial uses near schools affect students and property. Edit the email draft to fit your message.

USD 231 addresses per community list; verify with the district office if a message bounces.

Johnson County · 6th District

County commissioner for the Gardner area.

The county does not vote on Gardner city zoning. If you live in unincorporated southern Johnson County, this is your elected representative on the county board for roads, services, and county land use. Gardner city residents: lead with the Mayor and Council above.

Johnson County Commissioner

Shirley Allenbrand

District 6 — southern Johnson County including the Gardner area. Use the county’s web form to send a message.

County contact form →

Use the county’s official contact form to reach commissioners; that page is the authoritative place to send a message.