City of Ozark

Ozark P&Z met Monday. They considered amendments adding data center guidelines to city codes and a new Finley River Neighborhood District Plan that includes a site for a new city police department headquarters.

City staff described the plan as a dream document addressing common community concerns and needs that will require creative funding solutions to make real.

A 10-year master plan for the city's Parks and Recreation department will be up for a vote at the next Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting.

The bridge is part of the Chadwick-Flyer Trail between Springfield and Ozark.

The bridge takes bicyclists and pedestrians over Highway 65 on the Chadwick Flyer Trail.

If two ballot measures are approved, a commission would begin work to draft a charter, which would be decided by voters in April 2027.

Christian County voters will decide in April whether or not to freeze their property tax at the 2024 rate.

April's local elections are taking shape in cities across the region, with numerous unchallenged elections. Ozark will consider forming a charter government.

The trail runs through the heart of Ozark, connecting schools, the OC, the Finley River area and neighborhoods.

Candidates for city governments and boards of education in Missouri have until December 30 to file for municipal elections scheduled for April 7, 2026.