The City of Ozark has completed its Community ADA Survey and is grateful for the valuable feedback provided by community members. Insights gathered from the survey will help guide future improvements in Ozark to ensure accessibility for all. Read on...
Fall has arrived in Ozark—cooler mornings, Friday night lights, and fun festivals! I even made it out to watch Ozark’s homecoming game, crutches and all, as my foot continues to heal. Read on...
The City of Ozark is inviting residents to learn more about an important step in shaping the city’s future. Two informational meetings will be held for citizens interested in serving on the 2026 Charter Commission. Read on...
As the new school year begins, I want to remind everyone to please slow down and stay alert in our school zones. Our children’s safety depends on all of us driving with extra care during those busy morning and afternoon hours. Read on...
As summer winds down, there's a lot to celebrate in Ozark! On July 17, we broke ground on the Chadwick Flyer pedestrian bridge — a major step forward in connecting our community. Read on...
The Ozark Police Department is proud to announce that it has been officially certified by the State of Missouri through the Animal Care Facilities Act to facilitate adoptions for dogs picked up by the Canine Control Division and placed in the city pound. Read on...
The City of Ozark officially broke ground on a transformative infrastructure project, the Chadwick Flyer Trail pedestrian overpass over U.S. Highway 65. Read on...
The Ozark Community Center recently installed a new Mamava Lactation Pod, providing a dedicated space for mothers to breastfeed or pump while visiting the facility. Read on...
In response to the June 29 storm, the City of Ozark is opening a temporary yard debris drop-off site to help residents with cleanup efforts. Read on...
Mother Nature made quite an impact on the fourth weekend of May, bringing what many are calling the Flood of 2025. Over just four days, we saw 5.27 inches of rain, bringing May’s total to 11.37 inches. Read on...
The Ozark Police Department and City of Ozark would like to congratulate Ozark Police Chief Justin Arnold, who was recently elected by his peers and sworn in as the 3rd Vice President of the Missouri Police Chiefs Association (MPCA). Read on...
I'm excited to announce that Ozark's Garrison Springs Community Forest project has been selected as the winner of the 2025 Innovation Award by the Missouri Municipal League! Read on...
The City of Ozark is proud to announce that Garrison Springs Community Forest has been awarded the 2025 Innovation Award in the Large City category by the Missouri Municipal League (MML). Read on...
I don’t know about you, but I am ready for spring to arrive! I love the four seasons we experience in Missouri, but winter is not my favorite. Read on...
Due to the impending winter storm, the City of Ozark offices and the Ozark Community Center will close early on Tuesday, February 18, at noon. Read on...
We finally had a real snow this winter! I greatly appreciate the unsung heroes of public works who got up that snowy morning at 3:30 to start plowing our city streets to make our roads safe for the citizens of Ozark. Read on...
As winter weather settles in, it's important for everyone to stay weather-aware and take the necessary steps to protect themselves and their home. Read on...
The City of Ozark is pleased to announce Cameron Smith has been appointed as the new assistant city administrator. The Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Monday night to approve the recommendation from City Administrator Eric Johnson. Read on...
In September 2024, Ozark Mayor Don Currence signed a proclamation designating the week of September 28 to October 4 as Missouri Good Neighbor Week in the City of Ozark. Read on...
The City of Ozark is taking a significant leap forward in its infrastructure maintenance capabilities with the recent acquisition of a new state-of-the-art hydro excavator truck, promising to benefit both the city’s workforce and residents. Read on...
In May 2024, the City of Ozark, through Great Lakes Marketing Research, distributed 5,000 community surveys to randomly selected residents and all 430 listed businesses in Ozark. We are pleased to share the results of these surveys with the community. Read on...
The Ozark Community Center FEMA storm shelter has undergone a significant upgrade, enhancing security and accessibility for those needing protection during severe weather. Read on...
Ozark, Mo. - "I am very excited to announce Eric Johnson has been hired as the new city administrator. He brings a wealth of experience from Blue Springs, Missouri, that will benefit the City of Ozark," said Ozark Mayor Don Currence. Read on...
Ozark, Mo. - If you attended Ozark Middle School in the last eleven years, you likely shared the same experience roughly 160 current sixth graders had last week. Read on...
The City of Ozark is pleased to announce the hiring of Maria Neider as its new Communications Director and Benjamin Ward as its new Communications Manager. Read on...
Investing in Excellence: The Ozark Police Department (OPD) is proud to announce the launch of a new hiring campaign that offers paid academy training to new recruits. Read on...
Ozark, Mo -- The City of Ozark adopted a Strategic Plan in 2024 that will serve as a guiding document for city leaders and elected officials for the community's future. Read on...
The Parks & Recreation Department plans to plant new trees at Finely River and Neil Grubaugh parks after a tree company removed 24 trees in the Fall of 2023 thanks to a grant the City received from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Read on...
The Ozark Police Department is being evaluated this morning to receive its accreditation from the Missouri Police Chiefs' Charitable Foundation for the third time. Read on...
Our city's crews are committed to providing efficient snow removal services while being mindful of expenses. To achieve this, we have established clear policies that prioritize safety and accessibility for residents. Read on...
OZARK, Mo. -- The City of Ozark has hired an interim city administrator to aid in carrying out city operations while the process of hiring a permanent city administrator is in progress. Read on...
The City of Ozark is thrilled to announce it was awarded a?Community Forestry Cost-Share Grant through the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) to remove green ash trees under threat from emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis). Read on...
Crews are doing regularly scheduled maintenance on the city's elevated storage tanks. These water towers hold the water you use daily, so we want them to be clean. Read on...
Code enforcement staff kindly requests residents to refrain from using utility poles and right-of-way areas to place their business or personal signage, as these signs, flyers, and posters can cause a hazard for utility and landscape crews. Read on...
Selection for the NCC is competitive and is limited to executives who hold the position of Police Chief or Sheriff. Session #4 was comprised of 42 Police Chiefs and 6 Sheriffs from 27 different states. Read on...
