-
In April the city will ask voters if they would like to elect a team of commissioners to draft a charter for the city. Ozark is currently governed under statutes outlined by the state.
-
The city hopes to expedite aldermen meetings, which regularly last two hours or more.
-
The funds are available from the Ozarks Transportation Organization in the form of grants. The city expects a competitive grant process as it hopes to fill out its trail network.
-
The Garrison Springs Community Forest in Ozark was purchased by the city in 2021 and opened to the public in August 2024.
-
Earlier this month, for Sense of Community, we interviewed several teachers in the Ozarks about why they teach — and what they face.
-
A new retail development may be coming to the City of Ozark. Monday, the Board of Aldermen considered three items related to the project.
-
The City of Ozark’s Police Department is asking the Board of Aldermen to approve the purchase of 32 body worn cameras.
-
Ozark has contracts with the company Flock for three cameras. They hope to add nine more. The cameras can search for suspicious and wanted vehicles, relay data and alert officers.
-
Phase IV will add 7,000 feet of new trails, fill a major gap in the trail system and add a potentially iconic pedestrian and bike bridge over Highway 65.
-
The Onward Ozark Corridor study was launched by the City of Ozark in October 2023 to develop a vision for growth along three major corridors in the city.