Kansas Office of Judicial Administration
Government AdministrationKansas, United States51-200 Employees
Based in Topeka, Kansas, the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration is a mid-sized state government agency that supports the state court system with a broad range of services, including legal, financial, technology, management, administrative, and program support. Created to administer justice fairly and impartially under the state constitution, the office implements Supreme Court policies and statutes that govern district court operations and state expenditures. Its duties are prescribed by law or specified by the Supreme Court, situating KOJA as a central coordinating body for judiciary operations within government administration. Its primary customers are Kansas state courts and the broader judiciary they serve, relying on KOJA to provide resources and services that support efficient operations. The agency's work spans legal, financial, technology, and administrative support to help courts manage programs and expenditures in line with constitutional requirements. A recent development is KOJA's March 2026 partnership with Washburn University Institute of Technology to expand the number of court reporters.