Resident Survey On Utility Lines

Community Bridge Toll-Free Day: Today, April 30th, 2024 is Community Bridge Toll-Free Day in Lake Ozark.On May 1, 1998, the Lake of the Ozarks Community Bridge opened to traffic and began collecting tolls to repay the bridge construction. Today, 26 years later, the final toll was collected to pay off the bridge and it is now free for all traffic.A ceremony commemorating this occasion was held overlooking the bridge today, with a proclamation delivered by Mayor Newberry naming today as Community Bridge Toll-Free Day. Comments were heard from Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe, the Missouri Highway Commission, and representatives from the Community Bridge Board of Directors.The City is thankful for the visionary leadership that conceived of this project decades ago, and is looking forward to a new era of impact this bridge holds as a toll-free facility, soon to be maintained by the State of Missouri.

Posted on June 30, 2023, Edited July 7, 2023 by harrison

Resident Survey On Utility Lines

Residents throughout the City of Lake Ozark may soon be seeing a door hanger left at their home or place of business.

These notices are being posted by Public Works employees throughout the community to begin the process of inventorying lead utility service lines within the community. This is not a notice of violation of any kind, and participation in the survey will make the process of reporting these lines to the Department of Natural Resources easier.

Residents who do not respond to the survey will later be contacted directly by a member of city staff. To learn more about the project and what is required of residents, please review this letter from Utility Superintendent Nathanial Boggs. Residents who have not yet received a door hanger are welcome to complete the survey available here.