A move to establish guidelines for holding City of Lake Ozark meetings by electronic means has been tabled. The ordinance… Read More
Police Week in Lake Ozark: On May 12, Mayor David Ridgely officially proclaimed this week as Police Week in the City of Lake Ozark. The proclamation was presented to the Lake Ozark Police Department in honor of the men and women of law enforcement who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, while also recognizing the dedication and service of officers who continue to protect and serve our community each day. Pictured left to right are Detective Sergeant Mark Kordula, LOPD Benevolent Association President Officer Karl Glasscock, Mayor David Ridgely, and Chief James Boren.
A move to establish guidelines for holding City of Lake Ozark meetings by electronic means has been tabled. The ordinance… Read More
The final significant piece to the Lake Race weekend June 4-5 is now in place. The Lake Ozark Board of… Read More
The first in a series of public Focus Sessions on the City of Lake Ozark Comprehensive Plan update will be… Read More
One of the premier national boat races is coming back to Lake Ozark. The OPA-sanctioned Lake Race, one of 13… Read More
City of Lake Ozark officials have a stern warning for businesses that sell alcohol within the city limits: Follow the… Read More
Consideration of an ordinance allowing for city board and commission member attendance of city meetings by electronic means evolved into… Read More
A series of meetings to garner public input on the wants and needs for the City of Lake Ozark are… Read More
On the heels of Casey’s coming to Eagles’ Landing in Lake Ozark, it appears the prospects of an ALDI grocery… Read More
National Police Week is May 9-15. At a time when law enforcement is under the microscope – especially on the… Read More
Progress is slow sometimes, and the path to improve the city’s 90 miles of streets is moving forward. That was… Read More