Welcome to Oxford, Kansas

Oxford is a historic small town located in Sumner County, Kansas on Highway 160 with a population of approximately 1,000 residents. Oxford has been named a TREE CITY USA since 1992. The town site sits on the west bank of the Arkansas River. Cave Park is located on the east side of town, and offers a playground area for children, a covered shelter, and a public access, paved boat ramp to the Arkansas River. Little Town Square is in the heart of the City and provides a place to sit and enjoy the activities downtown.  View More About Our Community 

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    Budget Billing Update


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    Budget Billing

    In an effort to help residents have bills that are budget friendly, we want to share with you that software upgrades have made our Budget Billing more accurate to your average yearly bill.  In years past the budget billing only accounted for usage not your entire bill so it wasn’t as precise as it is now. We can give you a figure for 2025 if you want to look into this as an option for your Utility Bill.  There are rules and regulations you must follow and requirements you must meet in order to be eligible.  Please call and talk to Sarah or come by the City Office to find out more! 

    Oxford Watermelon Feed


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    The 76th Annual Oxford Watermelon Feed will be Saturday September 7th.  There will be a Car Show, UTV Poker Run, Inflatables, Parade, Food Trucks, Petting Zoo, giveaways, FREE WATERMELON, Vendors, Street Dance, Fireworks and so much more!!! Starts at 9am and goes until the bands leave after midnight!!  Come join us for all the fun that day!!!

    Fire Works


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    With 4th of July fast approaching here are some quick reminders around fireworks.  Per city code fireworks are only allowed within city limits July 1st-July 4th.  Those days fall during the week this year meaning, fireworks can only be discharged until 10pm.  If you need to report fireworks being discharged after 10pm please call 911 and report it as a non emergency.   Remember to stay safe while having fun this 4th of July!

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