City Attorney

The Waiver of Appearance, Waiver of Rights and Plea of Guilty form allows a defendant to formally waive their legal rights, including the right to a trial, and voluntarily enter a guilty plea for a specified offense. By signing this waiver, the individual acknowledges understanding the consequences of their plea, including potential penalties. This form is typically required for resolving minor offenses or traffic violations without a court appearance.

The Osage Beach Municipal Code is available online and is easily searchable by keyword or topic. Hard copies are also available at the City Clerk's Office located at City Hall. The municipal code contains all ordinances for the City of Osage Beach. The Code of Ordinances is updated as new ordinances are adopted by the Board of Aldermen.

The City Attorney assists the Mayor, Board of Aldermen, and City staff in proposing new or changes to the City Code of Ordinances, which is ultimately voted on by the Board of Aldermen. In most cases, individual departments or the elected officials draft proposals, and the City Attorney provides necessary legal assistance and review.

No. The City Attorney cannot provide legal advice to private citizens or residents of the City of Osage Beach. The City Attorney's client is the City government and the City officials, rather than the individual citizens or members of the public. The City Attorney may talk with you but it is recommended for citizens to retain attorneys for legal advice and representation.

Many attorneys will speak with individuals and interview them briefly without charge. If you cannot afford legal representation, some level of legal aid may be available through the following organizations:

• Mid Missouri Legal Services
• Missouri Legal Services 
• Missouri Bar 
• Free Legal Answers