City Administration oversees daily city operations, coordination between departments, budgeting, and implementation of policies set by the Mayor and City Council.
Contact City Hall for general inquiries, direction to the correct department, or assistance navigating city services.
Forms, applications, and public documents are available through the Document Center on this website.
Code Enforcement ensures compliance with city ordinances related to property maintenance, zoning, safety, and building standards.
Common issues include overgrown properties, unsafe structures, unpermitted construction, junk vehicles, and drainage concerns.
Non-emergency concerns can be submitted through the Oak Hill CPR (Citizen Problem Reporter) system.
Anonymous reports may be accepted, but providing contact information helps staff follow up if additional details are needed.
Public Works maintains streets, sidewalks, storm drains, public infrastructure, and assists with snow removal and street sweeping.
Contact City Hall for general inquiries, direction to the correct department, or assistance navigating city services.
No. Public Works services are limited to city-maintained streets and public infrastructure.
Yes. City parks are open daily during posted hours and are free to use.
Most park areas are first-come, first-served. Some facilities or special events may require coordination with the Parks & Recreation Department.
Pets are generally allowed if leashed. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.
No. The skate park is an unsupervised facility. Use is at your own risk, and all posted rules must be followed.
The Sanitary Board oversees sewer collection, wastewater treatment, billing, and system maintenance.
Bills can be paid online, by mail, via drop box, or in person. Payment options are listed on the Sewer Utility page.
For sewer emergencies, contact the emergency number listed on the Sewer Utility page.
Oak Hill operates two wastewater treatment facilities that serve different areas of the city.
The plants are operated by licensed professionals and city staff to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
Yes. All wastewater is treated according to environmental standards before being discharged.
Report requests can be made through the Police Department or by using the appropriate request form on this website.
Anonymous tips may be accepted depending on the situation. Contact the Police Department for guidance.
The Fire Department responds to fires, medical emergencies, rescues, and conducts safety inspections and education.
Fire report requests can be submitted using the Fire Report Request Form.
Yes. Fire safety inspections are conducted for commercial buildings and special circumstances.
The GIS Department manages mapping and spatial data related to infrastructure, planning, and public services.
Yes. Public mapping tools and open data are available through the GIS page.
Contact information for the GIS Coordinator is listed on the GIS page.
The Planning Commission reviews development proposals, zoning changes, and long-term planning initiatives.
The Board hears appeals and variance requests related to zoning regulations.
Many projects require review or permits. Always check with Code Enforcement or Planning before beginning work.
The City Clerk manages official records, agendas, minutes, ordinances, and assists with public records requests.
Meeting minutes are available on the Agendas & Minutes page.
Polling locations are listed on the Where Do I Vote page or can be confirmed through county election officials.
Elections are administered by the county, not the City of Oak Hill.