Ozark Transfer Station Pricing
October 21, 2026
October 21, 2026
The Red Cross will host “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, in the City of Ozark Police Department Conference Room, 2914 W. Commercial, Ozark.
The community presentation will introduce residents to disaster volunteer opportunities and explain how they can contribute locally. Attendees will learn about the Red Cross’s work before, during and after disasters, along with ways to support preparedness and help people affected by emergencies.
The event is designed for residents who want to help but may not know where to start. Disaster expertise is not required. The presentation will explain how the Red Cross can help people learn to support their neighbors when help is needed.
For those interested in helping after a home fire, supporting preparedness or taking a more active role in their community, the event offers a starting point for exploring volunteer service.
The community presentation will introduce residents to disaster volunteer opportunities and explain how they can contribute locally. Attendees will learn about the Red Cross’s work before, during and after disasters, along with ways to support preparedness and help people affected by emergencies.
The event is designed for residents who want to help but may not know where to start. Disaster expertise is not required. The presentation will explain how the Red Cross can help people learn to support their neighbors when help is needed.
For those interested in helping after a home fire, supporting preparedness or taking a more active role in their community, the event offers a starting point for exploring volunteer service.
OZARK WATER UPDATE
The mandatory water conservation measures for the City of Ozark have been lifted. Water conservation is now voluntary only.
Please continue to use water responsibly when possible, and feel free to share this update to help spread the word.
The mandatory water conservation measures for the City of Ozark have been lifted. Water conservation is now voluntary only.
Please continue to use water responsibly when possible, and feel free to share this update to help spread the word.
MANDATORY WATER CONSERVATION NOTICE
Effective Immediately
The City of Ozark is implementing MANDATORY WATER CONSERVATION until further notice.
We are asking all residents and businesses to limit all non-essential water use at this time.
Please avoid:
• Watering lawns and gardens
• Washing vehicles
• Filling swimming pools
• Any other unnecessary water usage
If anyone is caught doing so, we have the right to lock your meter.
Splash PAD will be closed at this time!
Your cooperation is extremely important and will help reduce demand on our water system.
Please conserve water until further notice.
Thank you for your immediate cooperation and understanding.
City of Ozark & Ozark Water Department
Effective Immediately
The City of Ozark is implementing MANDATORY WATER CONSERVATION until further notice.
We are asking all residents and businesses to limit all non-essential water use at this time.
Please avoid:
• Watering lawns and gardens
• Washing vehicles
• Filling swimming pools
• Any other unnecessary water usage
If anyone is caught doing so, we have the right to lock your meter.
Splash PAD will be closed at this time!
Your cooperation is extremely important and will help reduce demand on our water system.
Please conserve water until further notice.
Thank you for your immediate cooperation and understanding.
City of Ozark & Ozark Water Department
Save Big on Home Comfort
Due to hot and dry weather conditions, the demand for water has increased. The Ozark Water Department is asking all customers to please voluntarily conserve water. Thank you!
🇺🇸 Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with Us! 🇺🇸
In observance of Independence Day, Ozark City Offices will be closed on Friday, July 3.
As we celebrate 250 years of freedom, we hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday with family and friends.
🎆 Don’t forget! Fireworks will light up the sky beginning at dark on Friday, July 3. Bring your lawn chairs, gather your loved ones, and come celebrate with the community!
❤️🤍💙 Happy 250th Birthday, America! Wishing everyone a fun, safe, and memorable Independence Day weekend.
⚠️ SERVICE INTERRUPTION NOTICE ⚠️
Due to recent storm damage, power and phone services at the Ozark Community Center and City Offices may be temporarily unavailable while crews work to replace damaged power poles and power lines.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as these repairs are completed. Utility crews are working diligently to restore services as quickly and safely as possible.
Thank you for your cooperation, and please share this information with anyone who may need it. 🔌☎️🚧
We will provide updates as they become available.
🐾 REMINDER TO ALL RESIDENTS 🐾
Just a friendly reminder regarding the limitation on the number of dogs and cats permitted within city limits, as outlined in Ordinance 2012-5, Section 3.
ORDINANCE 2012-3, SECTION 3
LIMITATION ON NUMBER OF DOGS OR CATS. It shall be unlawful for any person or household to own, keep or harbor more than five (5) dogs or cats total over six months old within corporate limits of the city, except that this provision shall not apply to proprietors of dog and cat hospitals and veterinarians when such dogs or cats are kept upon premises used by such dog or cat hospitals and veterinarians as their normal place of business. The keeping of more than five (5) dogs or cats on the premises of the owner shall be prima facie evidence of violation of this section, and the burden of proof shall be on the owner to show ages of such dogs or cats.
Responsible pet ownership helps keep our community safe, healthy, and enjoyable for everyone.
If you have questions about the ordinance or need additional information, please contact City Hall.
Thank you for helping us keep our community a great place to live! 🐶🐱
🚨 The City Council meeting is live now! Don’t miss your chance to follow the discussion and see what’s happening in our community. Watch live using the link below.
WATCH LIVE: JUNE City Council Meeting
🚨 COMMUNITY TIRE DROP OFF EVENT 🚨
The City of Ozark is partnering with Franklin County Judge Ricky Bowman to help residents safely dispose of old passenger tires before new state regulations take effect July 1!
📍 Location: Franklin County Yard
📅 June 17, 18 & 19 | 8AM–4PM
📅 June 20 | 8AM–12PM
✅ Franklin County residents only
✅ Proof of residency required
✅ Passenger tires only
❌ No steel wheels
❌ No dealers — no exceptions
This is a great opportunity to clean up your property and properly dispose of unwanted tires at no cost. Help keep our community clean and take advantage of this event before regulations change!
Please share to help spread the word! ♻️🛞
E Waste Recycling:
May 8 & 9 AND May 15 & 16
Drop off at the Transfer Station
Must have a copy of your Ozark Water Bill.
May 8 & 9 AND May 15 & 16
Drop off at the Transfer Station
Must have a copy of your Ozark Water Bill.
National Day of Prayer
Let's come together to Pray for our community and nation in America's 250th year!
Let's come together to Pray for our community and nation in America's 250th year!
❤️ Free Heart & Stroke Screenings ❤️
Take a step toward better health with no-cost screenings provided by Village Pharmacy at the Ozark Community Center!
📅 Tuesday, March 31
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Ozark Community Center
✔️ Blood Pressure Check
✔️ Atrial Fibrillation Test
✔️ Stroke Risk Assessment
Early detection can save lives—don’t miss this opportunity to check in on your health!
Open to the community and completely FREE. Stop by anytime during the event!
Take a step toward better health with no-cost screenings provided by Village Pharmacy at the Ozark Community Center!
📅 Tuesday, March 31
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Ozark Community Center
✔️ Blood Pressure Check
✔️ Atrial Fibrillation Test
✔️ Stroke Risk Assessment
Early detection can save lives—don’t miss this opportunity to check in on your health!
Open to the community and completely FREE. Stop by anytime during the event!
Business license renewals are due by close of business on Friday, February 6. Due to inclement weather experienced last week, the deadline has been extended, and payments may be submitted through Friday without penalty.
Reminder for our community:
🟧 Orange-lid cans are for trash only.
🩶 Grey-lid cans are for recycling.
Thank you for helping us keep Ozark clean, sustainable, and beautiful for everyone.
#RecycleRight #OzarkCares #CommunityMatters
🟧 Orange-lid cans are for trash only.
🩶 Grey-lid cans are for recycling.
Thank you for helping us keep Ozark clean, sustainable, and beautiful for everyone.
#RecycleRight #OzarkCares #CommunityMatters
Reminder: Yard Sale Signs
Yard sale signs are NOT allowed to be posted or hung on utility poles, street signs, or any public signage. Please ensure your signs are placed in appropriate locations to avoid any issues.
Thank you for your cooperation!
The Pavilion and Benches at Highland Cemetery Look Fantastic!
We have three benches remaining available for purchase. If you would like to honor a loved one or dedicate a bench in their memory, please contact City Hall at (479) 667-2238.
Don't miss this meaningful opportunity to create a lasting tribute.
There will be NO planning meeting on May 1st.
Watch the April Council meeting LIVE! https://www.youtube.com/@OzarkCityHall