The city of Oakwood is collecting storm debris with two crews starting Monday, September 30.  Crew 1 is working from north to south on the west side of Far Hills.  Crew 2 is working from south to north on the east side of Far Hills.

Residential brush drop-off is available 24/7 at the Recycling and Yard Waste Drop-Off facility located at the front entrance to the J. David Foell Public Works Center, 210 Shafor Boulevard.

Click HERE for the Storm Debris Map.

FAQ Topic: City Rules & Regulations

Does my dog need to be on a leash?

Dogs are required to be securely leashed and under the reasonable control of the owner, keeper or agent thereof whenever they are on public sidewalks, streets or any other public rights-of-way. Dogs must also be leashed and controlled in city natural areas such as Elizabeth Gardens and Houk Stream, and are prohibited altogether in the … Continued

Can residents have bees in Oakwood?

Raising and keeping bees is not permitted in the city of Oakwood. Residents who maintain beehives on their property for any purpose are in violation of this ordinance. Violations should be reported to the Code Enforcement Officer by calling (937) 297-2920.

What are the city’s regulations regarding garage sales?

Garage sales are permitted in residential zoning districts from 8:00 a.m. to sundown on weekdays and Saturdays, and from 9:00 a.m. to sundown on Sundays and holidays.  Garage sales may only be held for three (3) consecutive days, with a limit of two garage sales in a calendar year.   Signs advertising for a garage sale … Continued

Is this Yellow Tag left at my home a citation?

No, this is one of the main ways the city communicates with residents when there is a property concern, such as a tree that needs trimming, a yard that needs mowed, a vehicle issue, a sign issue, work being done without a permit, yard debris placed in the street, or any other zoning or property … Continued

How can I address solicitors coming to my home?

You can request to be added to the Do Not Solicit list by completing the online form:  No Solicitation Form Property owners/tenants are notified via postcard when their five year expiration date is reached.  At that point, property owners/tenants must re-register to remain on the “Do Not Solicit” list. If you are currently on the … Continued

What are the rules for door-to-door solicitation?

The city of Oakwood provides residential property owners with a means to prohibit certain types of door-to-door solicitation and canvassing. This is addressed in Chapter 733 of the Oakwood Codified Ordinances and can be accomplished by residents requesting that their property be included on the city’s “Do Not Solicit” list.

Does the city have a noise ordinance?

Construction and maintenance noise is prohibited Monday-Saturday between 9 pm – 7 am, and on Sundays and holidays from 9 pm – 9 am. Please contact the Public Safety Department at (937) 298-2122 with complaints.

Can residents have chickens in Oakwood?

Raising and keeping chickens is not permitted in the city of Oakwood. Residents who have chickens on their property for any purpose are in violation of this ordinance. Violations should be reported to the Code Enforcement Officer by calling (937) 297-2920.

What are the city’s rules about pets?

Residential properties may have up to four kennel pets over the age of 4 months (kennel pets means cats or dogs). Dogs must be securely leashed and under the reasonable control of the owner whenever on public sidewalks, streets, or other public rights-of-way. Exceptions are made for service animals and dogs using the Creager Field … Continued

What are the regulations for parking campers and boats?

Section 901.5 of the Oakwood Zoning Code outlines restrictions for parking oversized vehicles on residential lots. An oversized vehicle is any trailer, boat, camper, or vehicle that exceeds 7 feet in height, or 7 feet in width, or 20 feet in length. Oversized vehicles are not permitted to park on residential properties. An exception may … Continued

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