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Get ready to make a splash! The Oxford Lions Club is treating the community to a night of cool fun with a FREE Swim Night on Thursday, June 27th from 6:15–8:15 PM at the Oxford Public Pool! 😎☀️

Grab your goggles, bring your friends, and come enjoy two hours of splish-splashing under the evening sky — no admission, no catch, just pure summer joy! 🌊🎶

A big thank you to the Oxford Lions Club for keeping the community spirit alive and making summer memories possible. Don’t miss it — we’ll see you poolside! 🏖️🦁

This week’s storms left many residents dealing with fallen limbs, damaged trees, and debris. If you need help cleaning up, here’s a list of local tree service companies that may be able to assist:

• Carson's Tree Service LLC – 620-440-2029

• Garcia Tree Service – 620-441-7251

• Henderson Tree Care – 620-229-2343

• Davis Tree Service – 316-800-5689

Stay safe, and feel free to contact any of these local businesses for assistance with storm-related tree damage.

Following the recent storms, please be aware of the following important updates and safety reminders:

• Tree and Limb Cleanup: The City of Oxford Maintenance Crew will not be picking up fallen limbs or trees around town. Homeowners are responsible for any storm debris on their property, including in alleys, streets, and even neighboring yards. We encourage everyone to come together—reach out to friends and neighbors to assist with cleanup efforts!

• Burn Site Access: The burn site will be open today through Saturday. Please use caution—the site is currently muddy. The City will not be able to assist with pulling out stuck vehicles. If conditions seem too wet, consider waiting a day or two for things to dry out.

• Power Update: We are still running on generators while Evergy works to replace the damaged power lines in the creek area west of town. If you experience drops in voltage, it may be due to this ongoing repair work.

• To Report Power Issues: Please contact the City Office at 620-455-2223 to report outages or issues.

• Cave Park & River Safety: The river is currently up over the dock at Cave Park, and a large tree remains down in the park. Residents are urged to use extreme caution in this area. Do not drive through water on the low road if the river rises further.
  The City is actively monitoring river levels and will close the road if necessary later today for public safety.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we recover from the storms. Stay safe and look out for one another!

Sumner County Emergency Management has shared updated weather predictions. For the most up-to-date information and safety guidance, visit the Sumner County Emergency Management website.

📅 The City Office and Library will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025 in celebration of Independence Day! 🎇

🚨 If you have a utility emergency, please call 911 ☎️ — a crew will be dispatched promptly.

🎉 Have a safe and Happy Fourth of July! 🎆🧨🍔