OZARK — Hiring a full-time city attorney is one of the personnel structure changes the City of Ozark is implementing with the start of a new year.
“We, as city leaders, feel that we have reached a point in Ozark where would be better served having a full-time attorney available to our departments heads and other staff on a daily basis,” Ozark Mayor Mark Blankenship said Monday about the recent full-time attorney job listing.
Blankenship said that hiring a full-time attorney in lieu of retaining a contract attorney is a cost-saving measure for the city. He said the full-time attorney on city staff will also serve as city prosecutor and represent the city in municipal and circuit court matters. Responsibilities will also include advising the city on personnel policies, ordinances and legal agreements.
Blankenship said the new position will handle all legal work for the city, the utility board and the Ozark Dale County Economic Development Board.
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