No statewide electrical license or continuing education mandate exists in Kansas — requirements are set at the county and city level.
Johnson County: Electricians licensed through Johnson County must log 8 continuing education hours focused on the National Electrical Code annually, with completion required by December 31. Licenses run on a yearly cycle, expiring each December 31st. The board does not currently accept self-paced online coursework toward this requirement, though live webinar and Zoom-based classes are allowed. Johnson County Board Website
Sedgwick County (KEERC Electrical): This jurisdiction requires 12 CE hours on a 2-year cycle, with a minimum of 6 of those hours specifically covering the NEC. Licenses expire every odd-numbered year on December 31st. Sedgwick County License Info
Other Jurisdictions: Renewal timelines and CE requirements differ across other Kansas counties and cities. Licensees are responsible for checking directly with their local licensing authority to confirm specific requirements and whether our courses meet their approval.
Questions about state-level CE requirements should go directly to the state board.
(785) 296-3053 | Kansas Board Website
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