Augusta adopts policy to implement state law on multiple-occupancy restrooms
The council adopted policy number 2026-01 to bring city facilities into compliance with a recently effective state law regarding multiple-occupancy restrooms, requiring inventory, signage and a complaint process and warning of civil penalties starting at $25,000 for a first violation.
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Augusta’s City Council on June 15 adopted a policy to implement a state law that requires municipalities to inventory multiple-occupancy restrooms, provide specified signage and maintain a complaint process. Staff said the law became effective in February and the city modeled its policy on guidance from the League of Kansas Municipalities.
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