Protecting Our Parks: City of Ozark awarded MDC grant to remove dead trees at local parks

OZARK, Mo. — 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). &nbs...

Ozark Conducts Regular Maintenance on Water Towers to Ensure Clean and Safe Drinking Water

City reminds residents to avoid placing signs on utility poles, right-of-way

How to prepare your home for colder weather

Keep your home at least 65 degreesThe temperature inside the walls where the pipes are located is substantially colder than the walls themselves. A temperature lower than 65 degrees might not keep the inside walls from freezing.Close vents and seal up you...

Welcome to the City of Ozark

Discover Ozark: Unveiling the All-New Welcome Packet for Newcomers and Long-Term Residents!

Welcome to the vibrant and captivating city of Ozark, where the past seamlessly blends with the present, and opportunities for adventure are boundless. Whether you&...

Onward Ozark: City of Ozark launches corridor plan with emphasis on public input

OZARK, Mo. — The City of Ozark has launched the first phase of Onward Ozark: Planning Our Corridors, an innovative project aimed at shaping the future growth, development, transportation, and aesthetics of three pivotal corridors within the city:...

McCracken Road Project Completed: Unveiling the Restored Historic Mill Pond Bridge

City Administrator visits third graders to talk about local government

Ozark, Mo. --  On Wednesday, September 27, City Administrator Steve Childers took a proactive step in fostering civic education by visiting third graders at South Elementary School. 

The conversation followed the classes’ lesson...

A message from the mayor: A privilege to serve Ozark

Ozark, Mo -- We all have heard this many times before, but I cannot believe it has been six months since I was elected to serve as the Mayor of Ozark. People ask me all the time if I am enjoying being mayor. For me, it is a privilege to serve the...

Be Water Wise: City requests customers conserve water

Pedestrian, driving path installed at Garrison Springs

Ozark, Mo - Construction at The Community Forest at Garrison Springs is making significant headway.

A pedestrian path and driving path have been laid down across the creek, with rocks thoughtfully placed along the stream to help with eros...

Protecting Our Trees: Battling the Emerald Ash Borer Beetle

Ozark, Mo. - As the gentle breeze carries the sweet scent of nature, our picturesque town of Ozark, Missouri, continues to thrive with its abundance of lush greenery and beautiful trees. However, hidden within the tranquil beauty of our surroundings lurks...

Republic Services announces new routes

3rd St. Intersection to be closed

Ozark, Mo - A temporary road closure is scheduled for a portion of 3rd Street at the intersection with W. McCracken Rd. and Riverside Rd., starting on Thursday, Aug. 31 from 9:00 a.m. until Friday, Sept. 1 at 5:00 p.m. Please see the map images b...

Street Resurfacing Begins in Oak St. & West Downtown Project

Ozark, Mo - The City of Ozark Public Works is in the final phase of the Oak St. and West Downtown Project, which involves the resurfacing of streets and the demolition of some streets for curb and gutter construction.  

Starting ...

Work begins on Garrison Springs culvert project

Exciting news from the City of Ozark Environmental Division! The Garrison Springs Project is moving forward. Starting on Monday, July 24, work will commence on the Garrison Springs culvert project.As crews begin work on-site, safety is of the utmost conce...

McCracken Road being prepared for asphalt

Indoor Aquatic Facility to reopen on Aug. 10

Crews closer to reconstructing streets on Oak Street & West Downtown

The City of Ozark Public Works is happy to report that the water main improvements portion of the Oak St. & West Downtown project have been completed, while the sewer main improvements are now at an impressive 85% completion. This si...

Beating the Buzz: Mosquito Management Tips

Ozark, Mo -- As we enjoy the warm embrace of summer in our charming town of Ozark, Missouri, the season also brings with it an unwelcome guest - the mosquito. These pesky insects not only disrupt our outdoor activities but can also pose health risks due t...

City establishes storm debris drop-off site

OZARK, Mo. -- The City of Ozark understands the challenges faced by our citizens following the recent storm. In an effort to provide assistance in the cleanup, the City has established a temporary yard debris drop-off site.This site is ready and open to c...

Ozark Police Department Announces its 8th Citizen's Academy

Ozark, Mo -- The Ozark Police Department is proud to announce its 8th Annual Citizen’s Police Academy starting on August 22. 

This 10-week program provides an overview of the fundamentals of police operations&am...

Energy Efficiency: Saving Energy and Money

June in Ozark, Missouri presents an excellent opportunity to save both energy and money through energy efficiency practices. As temperatures rise and air conditioners work harder, implementing these strategies can help minimize energy consumption and redu...

OPD Chief Graduates from FBI Course

Bridge rehabilitation and intersection project nearing completion

Progress continues at the 3rd and McCracken St. intersection with crews completing over 75 percent of the project. Crews will pour the bridge deck after the holiday and do some miscellaneous cleaning up throughout the project area.

The end bents have been ...

The benefits of composting and how to get started

Composting is a natural process that involves the decomposition of organic materials, such as food scraps, yard waste, and leaves, to create nutrient-rich compost. Compost can be a valuable addition to your garden, providing numerous benefits. First and f...

Ozark Police Department welcomes new officers

Chadwick Flyer Trail Expansion

The City of Ozark awarded ARPA funds to support the Chadwick Flyer Trail expansion.

The City of Ozark, Missouri, is pleased to announce it has been selected to receive $1.179 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for local tourism projects from ...