Government information for Ozark County, Missouri. P.O. Box 355. 208 Fourth St. Gainesville, MO 65655. Office: (417) 679-4858. Fax: (417) 679-3101

Need to assess your property or pay your county taxes? Would you like more information about residents and businesses of Ozark County? Visit or call the Ozark County Courthouse in Gainesville, Missouri.

With a low cost of living and slow paced lifestyle Ozark County is the perfect place to raise a family or retire. Entrepreneurs will love the property value and economic opportunities! The Ozark County Chamber of Commerce is your guide to all of the Ozark Resources!

Life in Ozark County in the 1800’s was tough. Farmers would have to drive their wagons for many miles to mill their grain. If you love history and the power of water, you will enjoy a visit to the five existing mills in Ozark County.

Everything you need for a successful adventure in fishing is here in Ozark County. Marinas and resorts can provide boats, motors, fuel, bait, tackle and advice, and a vital community of other businesses can provide provisions and supplies.

Ozark County, Missouri is a quiet, beautiful place to retire. Enjoy the outdoors of the Ozark hills. Our local real estate agents can assist you in finding the perfect location.

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains lies the small village of Rockbridge. Alongside the village runs a beautiful, sparkling stream called Spring Creek where rainbow trout swim lazily along the rocky bottom.

See what is happening in Ozark County, Missouri!

At the core of healthcare services in Ozark County is the Gainesville Medical Clinic, managed and operated by Ozarks Medical Center in West Plains. The clinic offers lab procedures, X-rays, ultrasounds and stress tests, plus procedures for emergencies such as …

Our annual Hootin an Hollarin Festival is held on the Gainesville Square and starts every 3rd Thursday in September. Ozark traditions and crafts are prominently on display, and popular events such as the Queen contest, outhouse races, pet contest and pie contest are always in …