Experience outdoor fun season after season, year after year, in beautiful Ozark, Alabama.

	Population		Ozark		Dale County		MSA
	1980 Census		12,205		47,821		122,453
	1990 Census		13,030		49,633		130,964
	2000 Census		15,119		49,129		137,926
	2010 Census		14,907		50,251

 

Tri-state labor force: 168,000    

          

The Ozark area is 409 feet above sea level.
Average annual rainfall:            59 inches
Average January low:          65 degrees F
Average January high:         39 degrees F
Average July low:                59 degrees F
Average July high:              89 degrees F

    

Education	School Enrollment	#Schools
Private/Parochial School	99	1
Public Schools (City)
Elementary	1,012	3
Middle	854	1
Senior High/Vocational	837	1
Other (Non-Profit)	201	1
Public Schools (County)
K through 12/Vocational	2,718
Wallace Community College	4,651
Alabama Aviation College (Enterprise-Ozark Community College)	989
Troy University Dothan	1,932

Source: Ozark City School files

 

	Company	Product
	Army Fleet Support	Aviation Maintenance
	Michelin	Tires and Related Products
	PEMCO	Aviation Maintenance
	Dale Medical Center	Hospital
	Wal~Mart Super Center	Retail
	Board of Education	Ozark City School System
	Wiregrass Construction	Contractor
	Bell Helicopter (US Helicopter)	Helicopter Maintenance & Refurbishing
	CMI (C&S Door) Hughes Enterprises	Door Manufacturer Retail

Dale County's Largest Employers

Did you know...

Ozark is home to Fort Rucker, the "Home of Army Aviation."

Ozark is home to a renowned Aviation Training/Technical College.

Ozark was named one of the "top 25 places to retire in America" by Consumers Digest.