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Cassiopeia Capps

Executive Director at Kansas Board of Barbering

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Organization: Kansas Board of Barbering · KS

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Kansas Board of Barbering

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Dec 19, 2025StrategicPlan

Board

Kansas Board Of Barbering Vision

The Kansas Board of Barbering's vision is to be recognized as an effective and efficient fee-funded board dedicated to the protection of the consuming public and the supervision of the barbering industry. Its mission is to safeguard public health and welfare through the enforcement of barber statutes and regulations, ensuring proper sanitation, licensing of qualified barbers and colleges, and providing comprehensive industry support. This includes maintaining state-of-the-art regulations, balancing financial aspects, fostering effective communication, and ensuring a knowledgeable and qualified board and staff.

Sep 19, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

House Judiciary Committee Hearing

Rep. Schmidt questions FBI Director Patel regarding partnerships with state and local law enforcement, counterdrug efforts, forensic laboratory cooperation, and the importance of programs like Haida and Coverdale. The discussion covers the designation of cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and its implications for the FBI's approach to domestic activities, drawing parallels to post-9/11 counterterrorism strategies. Additionally, the hearing addresses the expiring authority related to counter-UAS (drones) and the FBI's role in ensuring security at major events like the FIFA World Cup and LA Olympics.

Nov 3, 2021BoardMeeting

Board

Safer Classrooms Workgroup

The meeting of the Safer Classrooms Workgroup included discussions about COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11, the Kansas test to stay strategy, the importance of masking, and students' mental health. The CDC authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 for emergency use. Kansas will receive 128,000 doses in the first wave of vaccine distribution. The workgroup also discussed the impact of COVID-19 on children, including worsening mental health, widening education gaps, and a decrease in routine immunizations.

Feb 24, 2021BoardMeeting

Board

State Finance Council Meeting

The meeting included an update on COVID-19, with discussions on case counts, positivity rates, hospitalizations, and vaccine distribution. The council also discussed three executive orders: one waiving certain tuberculin testing requirements for congregate living settings, another related to rural water district meetings, and a third authorizing additional COVID vaccinators. The aim of the third order is to clarify which medical professionals can administer the COVID vaccine and prepare for increased vaccine supply.

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