Yes! Each fall the City works with a reputable company to provide document destruction services as a free service to Oakwood citizens. Besides paper products, the document destruction company has the capability to destroy microfilm, microfiche, CD Rom diskettes and other material of a secure or confidential nature. All material will be destroyed beyond recognition...
The Oakwood items below are a great way to express community pride and they also make great gifts! Oakwood Flags Flags can be purchased at the city building, 30 Park Avenue or at the Community Center, 105 Patterson Road. City Flag $40 (3' x 5' Nylon Flag) Centennial Banner $30 ( 2' x 3'...
A locked prescription drug drop-off box is available in the lobby entrance to the city building located at 30 Park Avenue. This drop box offers a way for residents to conveniently dispose of unwanted or expired prescription drugs and is accessible to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The items accepted...
There are two types of permits required for utility companies to do work in the City right-of way. These are Construction Permits and Minor Maintenance Permits. All right-of-way work requires a permit.
Public Safety Officer positions are posted only upon availability of an opening; applications for Public Safety Officer are accepted only during that time. In order to be considered, candidates must have current Ohio Certification and have successfully completed at least twelve (12) months of full-time service AND be currently employed as a police officer, Level...
The Oakwood Beautification Award Program recognizes property owners who have enhanced the beauty of our community by undertaking exterior improvements to their home, rental property or business.
Oakwood’s annual family festival, “That Day in May” is always held the third Saturday in May. The event is sponsored by the Oakwood Rotary Club and is the organization’s primary fundraiser.
Permitting requirements are governed by City ordinances, zoning regulations and various state building code requirements. Some work may not require zoning or building permits, but, nonetheless, must still comply with the applicable codes.
