Beginning in 2026, the Harvey County Treasurer's Office will charge a $2.50 facility fee per vehicle or title for in-person motor vehicle transactions.

The intent of the fee is to offset the costs to operate the vehicle division. The Treasurer's Office cites that current operations for vehicle transactions creates about a $95,000 deficit that is eventually covered with taxpayer funds. Treasurer Amy Perkins said implementing the facility fee could make up much of the deficiency.

There are other options available for vehicle renewals. Renewals can be completed by mail at no charge. They can also be placed inside the drop box on the south side of the Harvey County Courthouse at no charge. Renewals can be completed online at ikan.ks.gov. Renewals through iKan include a $2 fee that goes to the State.

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 </figure>HARVEY COUNTY&nbsp;Beginning in 2026, the Harvey County Treasurer's Office will charge a $2.50 facility fee per vehicle or title for in-person motor vehicle transactions.The intent of the fee is to offset the costs to operate the vehicle division. The Treasurer's Office cites that current operations for vehicle transactions creates about a $95,000 deficit that is eventually covered with taxpayer funds. Treasurer Amy Perkins said implementing the facility fee could make up much of the deficiency.There are other options available for vehicle renewals. Renewals can be completed by mail at no charge. They can also be placed inside the drop box on the south side of the Harvey County Courthouse at no charge. Renewals can be completed online at ikan.ks.gov. Renewals through iKan include a $2 fee that goes to the State.

Harvey County to charge facility for in-person motor vehicle transactions