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.

There are several essential forms the Utility Billing Department regularly uses to help citizens of the City of Ozark. These forms include but are not limited to the following:

Ozark sits on the Finley River and offers numerous natural amenities. The Ozark School District is also an A+ ranked district with state recognition. To learn more about the Ozark and Springfield …

Welcome to the Ozark Maps page, your one-stop resource for comprehensive and informative maps of our captivating city. Explore the diverse range of maps we offer, designed to assist you in navigating …

Ozark is considered a Fourth-Class City, which means it follows certain rules laid out in Missouri's Revised Statutes. These rules cover how the city is set up, who needs to be in charge, and what …

Ozark is part of the Springfield Metro Area located in Greene and Christian Counties, Missouri. The Springfield Metro Area is comprised of Greene, Christian, Webster, Polk, and Dallas counties and …

Our annual "Drive Through" Christmas Lights show here in Ozark kicks off November 12th with the 15th annual Mayor's Tree Lighting in the Finley River Park. After that the park is open every night from …

The Building Codes currently adopted by the City of Ozark are the 2018 ICC Building Codes and the 2017 NEC (National Electrical Code). More information can be found on the ICC website.

Planning & Development Helpful Links The City of Ozark will never ask you to pay permit and license-related costs by wiring money. Always use your SmartGov account or pay in person.

205 N. 1st Street Ozark, MO 65721 P.O. Box 295. City Hall: 417-581-2407 The OC: 417-581-7002 Fax: 417-581-0575