Bagnell Dam Boulevard Improvements Begin

Boren Appointed Police Chief: In a special meeting held yesterday, the Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen formally appointed James Boren to serve as the City's next Police Chief. James began his employment with the City of Lake Ozark 19 years ago as a dispatcher, and was sponsored by the City to attend the Police Academy. 17 years ago, he began his career as a police officer in Lake Ozark, climbing through the ranks of Corporal, Detective, Detective Sergeant, Lieutenant, and most recently as Interim Police Chief. Regarding his new role, Chief Boren stated, "My goal for this department is to lead it with integrity and best serve the needs of our unique community. We will continue to strive for perfection, knowing it takes work from all of us, but I'm honored and thrilled to be able to lead this department in that direction."

Posted on May 7, 2024 by harrison

Bagnell Dam Boulevard Improvements Begin

Bagnell Dam Boulevard resurfacing work originally scheduled to begin on May 6th was delayed due to inclement weather last night.

Weather permitting, Capital Paving should begin Phase 1 of improvements to Bagnell Dam Boulevard the evening of May 7th. Crews will be working at night to minimize impacts to local traffic and activities.

This project will mill down the roadway surface of Bagnell Dam Boulevard from the School Road intersection to the MM overpass, shown below. Following completion of surface removal, a new asphalt overlay will be poured in place and roadway striping will commence.