Mayor & City Council
Oxford’s elected city leadership makes local decisions in public and represents the residents of the community. Contact City Hall for current council information and the right point of contact.
City of Oxford
Learn how Oxford’s local government works, find City Hall, and take part in public meetings.
How the city works
Oxford is served by an elected Mayor and City Council, supported by City Hall and the City Clerk. Local government is where neighbors can follow decisions, ask questions, and help shape the community.
Oxford’s elected city leadership makes local decisions in public and represents the residents of the community. Contact City Hall for current council information and the right point of contact.
The City Clerk’s office is a starting point for questions about city business, meeting agendas, records, and other municipal matters.
Need help navigating a city service? City Hall can help answer your question or connect you with the appropriate office.
Your voice belongs here
Oxford City Council meetings are open to the public. Residents are welcome to attend, listen, and participate in local civic life.
Call City Hall at least 10 days before the meeting to request that your name and discussion matter be placed on the agenda. Confirm meeting details with City Hall before attending.
319-828-4742A good place to start
City Hall is at 205 N Augusta Ave in Oxford. Reach out by phone or email for current information, meeting details, and help connecting with the right person.
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