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The program begins every year in late August and meets every Thursday evening between the hours of 6:00pm and 9:00pm. The 10-week course will conclude in late October. The purpose of the Ozark Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy is to provide citizens with an enhanced understanding of the Ozark Police Department through education. If you’re interested in attending this year’s academy, please complete the application and return it to Captain Justin Arnold at the Ozark Police Department. Seating is limited and participants will be considered on a first come, first serve basis.
About the Citizen's Academy
The program provides an informative overview of the fundamentals of police operations and the Divisions within the department for anyone 18 years of age and older. The format includes lecture-style presentations by OPD officers and staff, as well as some hands-on experience. The Citizen’s Academy is free. If you are interested in learning more about the Ozark Police Department, the Citizen’s Academy is a great way to get started. During the 10 weeks, the class will meet our Command Staff, receive a facility tour, hear from patrol officers, meet our detectives, hear from our Sheriff, County Prosecutor, and our 911 Central Dispatch. The class will also experience our Police K9 and his handler in action, shoot at our range and learn about criminal problems our community faces and what your police department is doing to address these problems.
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Swim lessons at The OC
September swim lesson registration is now open.
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Neal & Betty Grubaugh Outdoor Pool
Pool is open Saturday, May 20th through Monday, August 14th
Monday-Saturday 12PM-6:00PM
Sunday 1-5PM
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Kids grades K—6 are invited to hang with us at The OC for a night “in” while your parents enjoy a night “out.”
Click HERE for online registration
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DANCE, CHEER, KICK, and JUMP in this fun 8-week class designed to teach kids, from K—5th grade, pom-pom and cheering basics.
Click HERE for online registration
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On August 8th, Christian County voters will have a chance to vote on a renewal of the library's tax levy. Voters approved a tax levy rate of 20 cents per $100 in assessed value in 1971, but the Hancock Amendment has caused the rate to rollback over the years to 8.87 cents. If approved, the additional revenue would fund significant improvements to the Ozark branch of the library, located across from the Finley River Park, along with the establishment of branches in other parts of the county.
Proposed improvements in Ozark include a children's storytime and programming room, a drive-up service window and book drop, automatic entry doors, exterior facelift, an interior redesign to allow for additional public space and a more technology-friendly layout. The expansion plan would also provide around 30 new jobs across the county. The average homeowner would see an increase of around $20 per year. Voters can calculate their potential costs and learn more about the issue at http://christiancountylibrary.org/August-8th. There is also a town hall meeting scheduled in Ozark to present the plan and address questions on August 1st at 6:00pm at the Christian County Library.
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Ozark Missouri
205 N. First Street
Ozark, MO 65721
www.ozarkmissouri.com
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