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City Participates in Job Fair: On March 22, representatives from the City of Lake Ozark attended a lake area job fair in an effort to bring new talent to City Hall. Advertising open full-time and part-time positions in our Police, Police Dispatch, and Public Works departments, various city staff members are engaging with the public to discuss the benefits of working in local government and how to make a career change towards public service. This event will be the first of several this year where the City of Lake Ozark reaches out to the community at large to help fill some of our critical positions. To learn more about open positions or employment benefits, visit https://cityoflakeozark.net/employment-opportunities/   (Pictured above are Matt Michalik, Public Works Director, and Mark Kordula, Lake Ozark Police Sergeant)

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General Municipal Election voting Tuesday, April 6

City of Lake Ozark voters will be going to the polls Tuesday, April 6, to consider three races and two special ballot issues in General Municipal Election voting.

Polls are open from 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Miller County voters will cast ballots at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church near W. Road and Bagnell Dam Blvd. Camden County voters will vote at the Lodge of Four Seasons Exhibition Hall on Horseshoe Bend Parkway.

A Ward Map is available at https://bit.ly/3cttDpT for anyone unsure in which ward they live.

 

Races are:

Mayor

Gerry Murawski (incumbent)

Johnnie Franzeskos

Dennis Newberry (write-in)

 

Ward I

Judith Neels (unopposed)

 

Ward 2

Larry Giampa (incumbent)

Dale Hicks

 

Ward 3

Vernon Jaycox (incumbent)

Matthew C. Wright

 

Ballot Issues

Question 1

Shall the term of the Aldermen of the City of Lake Ozark, Missouri be set at Four (4) years and until his/her successor is elected and qualified commencing with the first election for said office following adoption of this term of office? 

Yes or No

 

Question 2

Shall the term of the Mayor of the City of Lake Ozark, Missouri be set at Four (4) years and until his/her successor is elected and qualified commencing with the first election for said office following adoption of this term of office? 

Yes or No

 

If approved, the change would not take place until the regular General Municipal Election in April 2022.