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Each circumstance is different. When a notice of violation is issued, it must include a compliance deadline. If compliance is not achieved by that time, the inspector may take the next step, which may involve prosecution through the municipal court system.

The City tries to be  flexible and work with people who are making a good faith attempt at addressing violations. On a case-by-case basis, compliance deadlines may be extended to accommodate those trying to address the violations. If a property owner fails to address the violations within the given timeframe, the owner will be prosecuted.

Property maintenance violations may be reported by submitting a Property Maintenance Issue Form or by calling the City at (937) 297-2920.

Please review our Home Improvement Permit Requirements Chart.  If you are still not sure, please contact the Oakwood Code Enforcement Officer at (937) 297-2920 or via email to zoning@oakwoodohio.gov.

All of the  streets in Oakwood are evaluated annually. 

Please contact the Public Works Department at (937) 298-0777 to report water-related questions or issues.  For after-hours service requests, call (937) 298-2122.

The drains located in your house and yard are the responsibility of the property owner.  We suggest that you contact a plumbing company to address these issues.  

Storm drainage systems within the City rights-of-way are maintained by the City.   Storm drainage systems outside City street rights-of-way are the responsibility of the property owner. For public rights-of-way, maintenance issues and to report clogged, non-functioning or damaged storm drains, please contact the Public Works Department at (937) 298-0777. To prevent water flow restrictions, it...

Please contact the Public Works Department at (937) 298-0777 to investigate the sewer system in your neighborhood.

We recommend that you contact a plumber to inspect the drainage around your house.  Also,  we suggest making sure your sump pump (if available) is working properly.

The City is responsible for repairing all water mains.  Water leaks that occur between the curb stop and the water main is also the City's responsibility.  The property owner is responsible for repairing water leaks between the house and the curb stop.  

Contact the Public Works Department at (937) 298-0777 to investigate your concerns.  The location of the water leak will determine whether the homeowner or the City is responsible for the repair.    

The property owner is responsible for all plumbing repairs around the water meter.

We suggest turning on the cold water from your bathtub and let it run for 3-5 minutes.

The most common cause of lead in drinking water is the corrosion of plumbing fixtures and solder containing lead. The drinking water supplied by Oakwood from the water treatment plants do not contain lead at a detectable level.  As a precaution, lead usually can be eliminated from drinking water by allowing cold water to run...

Cloudy water is usually caused by the release of dissolved air from water. This is quite common and harmless. When watched closely , the dissolved air or cloudiness slowly clears up.

Oakwood does not add fluoride to the water. Fluoride occurs naturally in Oakwood’s well water. The natural fluoride level in Oakwood’s ground water is approximately 0.21 milligrams per liter.

Water hardness is caused by natural minerals in the well water. The average hardness for Oakwood’s water is 200 milligrams per liter (or 12 grains per gallon).

Legal notices for current bid projects are posted online and are published in the Oakwood Register.

‘That Day In May’ is always the third Saturday in May.

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