The City of Oswego is now accepting applications for a Custodian at the Oswego Community Center and City Hall. Candidates must be available based on use of the Community Center. To apply submit the application to the City Clerk's office at 703 5th St or PO Box 210.  The city is an equal opportunity employer.  Job Descriptions - Community Center and City Hall

At the December Council Meeting a change was made to the city's Bulk Refuse Pickup Policy. Oswego Residential Customers can still receive FREE bulk pick ups on Wednesdays but they do need to CALL in to be put on a list. Customers that have not called in and have a pile of items at the curb for a period of time will be in violation of the city's nuisance ordinance. 

At the November Council meeting the Governing Body adopted a policy that does not allow the "open carry" of firearms in any city building. This includes City Hall, the Community Center, Senior Citizen's Building, Golf Course, Water Plant, Public Works buildings, etc.

Currently the city also does not allow "concealed carry". However on Dec. 31st the exemption for municipal buildings will end and concealed carry will no longer be prohibited.

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Oswego, the Labette County seat, is located at the intersection of Highways 59/160, on a bluff overlooking the Neosho River Valley.  Oswego was fortunate that a group of pioneer ladies had a vision, and purchased acreage along the bluff that is now Historical Riverside Park, our hidden gem.  Over 80 acres of beautifully landscaped park includes a large public swimming pool, playground equipment, shelter houses, 10,000 s.f. community center, tennis courts, basketball court, RV park, ball fields, and home of the Labette County Fairgrounds. It is the perfect location for family reunions, weddings, company events and picnics, and other organized events.