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Oakwood incorporated as a city in 1908 with 67 homes. The present Oakwood City Charter was approved by the voters at an election on May 30, 1960, and amended by the voters at a November 8, 1988 election. Oakwood is served by a council/manager form of government.  The council/manager form is the system of local government that combines the strong...

Oakwood's history is focused on community, family, and quality of life. Living in Oakwood means being part of a rich history.

With so many sources of information available, the city of Oakwood wants to make it easier to get the information and services you need. Our website is a comprehensive resource that provides access to city services and information at your convenience. You can always find the latest Oakwood Community Center news and events on our...

Oakwood is an intimate residential community of interlocking, diverse neighborhoods. Find hundreds of ways to meet your new neighbors and be welcomed home to the city of Oakwood.

Mobile Food trucks are an increasingly popular form of food service for public events. The city of Oakwood requires vendors to obtain a Mobile Food Vehicle Permit prior to participating in an event in Oakwood or selling on Oakwood streets.

The city of Oakwood is audited on an annual basis. The purpose of an audit is for an independent third party to examine the financial statements, internal controls and compliance with laws, regulations, contracts and grant agreements (other reporting matters) of the City

The city of Oakwood offers a temporary deduct water meter to be used when filling a swimming pool. The meter measures the water used to fill the pool and that usage is then deducted off of the sewer portion of the utility bill.

Malfunctioning appliances are often the source of high water bills; it is recommended that you check all appliances that use water to insure they are operating correctly.

Water normally flows from the public water system into your home or business, but backflow is the “backwards flow” of water from private plumbing systems into the public water system.

Separate meters may be installed that are solely used for sprinkling or irrigation. All such meters must be obtained from the city of Oakwood and shall remain the property of the city of Oakwood.

The city of Oakwood’s mission of providing the highest quality water, sewer, stormwater and refuse services at the lowest cost possible takes into consideration the equipment and infrastructure needed to provide those services.

Trees and other vegetation are an important part of Oakwood’s ambiance, but proper maintenance is essential for reasons of public safety and community asthetics.