This dedicated team oversees the upkeep of the vast infrastructure that makes up the City of Ozark, including 161 miles of sanitary sewer mains, 3,656 sewer manholes, 101 miles of streets, 40 miles of storm sewer pipes and culverts, and 34 buildings and facilities.
They are responsible for the success of the City waste management, infrastructure safety, and transportation of our citizens. The department and the employees ensure compliance with various regulatory agencies such as the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), etc.
Our goal is to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Ozark by maintaining and improving the city's stormwater, streets, sanitary sewer, water systems, and pedestrian pathways.
The City of Ozark officially broke ground on a transformative infrastructure project, the Chadwick Flyer Trail pedestrian overpass over U.S. Highway 65. Read on...
In response to the June 29 storm, the City of Ozark is opening a temporary yard debris drop-off site to help residents with cleanup efforts. Read on...
2024 was another productive year for the City of Ozark. Public Works would like to thank the citizens of Ozark for all your patience and support. We are looking forward to another great year in 2025! Read on...