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Chief Hill Briefs City Council

Chief Alan Hill provided a Public Safety Department update to City Council at the July 20 Oakwood City Council meeting.  The following topics were discussed:  Capital Equipment; Personnel Changes; Department Operations Statement; Officer Recruitment; Use of Force; Ohio Collaborative and the Citizen Police Academy. Video of Chief Hill’s Report to City Council  PowerPoint Presentation

7/20 Public Safety PowerPoint Presentation

Citizen Police Academy

The Oakwood Public Safety Department is excited to offer this ten-week course free of charge to the citizens of the Oakwood community.

June 2020 Monthly Financial Report

2019 Financial Audit Report

Online Housing Inspection Request

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Online Activity Registration

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Online Membership Registration

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City Council Work Session: July 6, 2020

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-07-06 05:00 pmLocation: City/Public Safety BuildingDepartment: Oakwood City CouncilDate and time: 2020-07-06 05:00 pmLocation: City/Public Safety BuildingDepartment: Oakwood City CouncilDate and time: 2020-07-06 05:00 pmLocation: City/Public Safety BuildingDepartment: Oakwood City Council

Public Safety Department Policy Manual

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Automatic Payment of Utility Bills

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Chief Alan Hill Addresses the Death of Mr. George Floyd

Oakwood Public Safety Director Alan Hill makes a public statement about the horrific killing of Mr. George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Chief Hill Statement

Utility Registration

Oakwood operates its own water and sewer utilities and produces almost all of its own water. The City maintains its own sanitary and stormwater sewer lines, but contracts with both Dayton and Montgomery County for sewage treatment. To establish an account for utility services (water, sewer, stormwater, and refuse), submit the Utility Account Service Agreement...

Utility Account Service Agreement

2019 Water Production Report

May 2020 Monthly Financial Report

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