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Temporary yard signs in a residential district do not require a permit. Temporary signs of any nature in a business district may require a permit. Contact the Planning & Zoning Department for more information.

Can I have a temporary yard sign in a residential district?

Yes, temporary lawn signs may be placed in your yard per the parameters below: no commercial advertising; individual signs must be smaller than 6 square feet in area, and shorter than 4 feet in height; combined total surface area of temporary signs cannot exceed 12 square feet in area; signs must be in good condition....

Job Description, General Service Worker - Parks

City Council Work Session & Executive Session for Conference with Attorney and for Personnel Matters: March 2, 2020

2020 City Budget

On December 9, 2019 Oakwood City Council approved an Ordinance appropriating 2020 spending. That spending is detailed in the 2020 Budget document. The document also includes the City Manager's Budget Message.

Ordinance Appropriating 2020 Spending

City Manager's 2020 Budget Message

2020 Oakwood City Budget

City Council Meeting Highlights: February 3, 2020

February/March 2020 Oakwood Scene

January 2020 Monthly Financial Report

Report an Employee Concern

Citizen Complaint Procedure It is the policy of the Oakwood Public Safety Department to investigate all complaints of misconduct against any member of the department. All complaints will be promptly processed to ensure the integrity of the Safety Department and its employees. Complaints are classified as either an allegation of misconduct or an inquiry. Allegations...

Montgomery County Mental Health Services

There are many alcohol/drug and mental health services available in Montgomery County. Below is a list of providers and the services that they offer, and information about the opioid crisis. Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County works to safeguard the health of Montgomery County. Visit Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County's website for additional information...

Oakwood Health District

Oakwood operates a Local Health Department with a five member Board of Health appointed by City Council. Members of the Oakwood Board of Health serve five year terms and typically meet bi-monthly. The Oakwood Board of Health is assisted by the Health Commissioner, Assistant Health Commissioner/Medical Director, Sanitarian, Board President and Board Administrator. Current Board...

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March 2, 2020 Oakwood City Council Suicide Prevention & Awareness Presentation

2020 Suicide Prevention Resource Guide

Do I need a permit for a temporary yard sign?