FAQs • Does the public have access to the City of Osage Beac

Does the public have access to the City of Osage Beach Annual Financial Reports?: Yes. These documents are made public after audit and are publicly available on our website and at City Hall. Additional copies are mailed to Osage Beach Public Library and Camdenton Public library for public viewing each year.

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1. Does the public have access to the City of Osage Beach Annual Financial Reports?: Yes. These documents are made public after audit and are publicly available on our website and at City Hall. Additional copies are mailed to Osage Beach Public Library and Camdenton Public library for public viewing each year.

City of Osage Beach water and sewer customers have many options to manage their utility bills:

View and pay bill online*
E-billing enrollment
P ay by bank draft via Electronic Funds Transfer (PDF)
Customers can pay securely over the phone as well as hear real time balances, payment amounts and due dates.
Customers can also make payments at the City Hall window, mail them to City Hall (1000 City Pkwy.) or use the after-hours drop box on the Police Department side of the front parking lot.

Accepted forms of payment include credit cards, cash, checks, and money orders.

*All debit and credit card transactions will be subject to merchant fees starting Jan. 1, 2025. Payments made by bank draft are not subject to fees.

3. Why is my sewer charge so much higher than my water charge?: The base rate for sewer is lower than the base rate for water, but the sewer usage rate is higher than the water usage rate. This means that if you use more water, your sewer charge will end up being higher than your water charge. This is because the cost of safely moving sewage from homes and businesses to the treatment plant is much higher than the cost of delivering water. The most recent water and sewer rates is available online.