Andrews Ave. & Wilkins St.

Ozark, AL Ozark, AL Ozark is located in Southeast Alabama in the Wiregrass region, approximately 20 miles from Dothan, Al, 73 miles from Montgomery, AL, and 125 miles from Tallahassee, Fl. Ozark is expected to experience further growth in the agricultural and manufacturing industries due to Opportunity Zone initiatives and liberal Incentive law policies. There are varied recreational opportunities at many local parks, lakes, and golf courses; and just a one and a half-hour drive to the beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. City Spotlight: U.S. Small Business Administration designated part of Dale County HUBZone qualified; Home to one of the only FAA Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician Schools in the nation; Direct Class I rail connection to facilities at the Port of Panama City, Florida; Three regional airports and one international airport within an hour and a half drive; Dale County/Ozark’s cost of living is 15% lower than the US average; Identified the region as “Among the Top 10 Cleanest Cities for Ozone Air Pollution: Dale Medical Center is the recipient of the 2016 Women’s Choice Award for having one of America’s best hospital emergency rooms; Ozark was named the most Patriotic City in Alabama and is home to Fort Rucker, the "Home of Army Aviation.", a renowned Aviation Training/Technical College and was named one of the "top 25 places to retire in America" by Consumers Digest.Ozark is located in Southeast Alabama in the Wiregrass region, approximately 20 miles from Dothan, Al, 73 miles from Montgomery, AL, and 125 miles from Tallahassee, Fl. Ozark is expected to experience further growth in the agricultural and manufacturing industries due to Opportunity Zone initiatives and liberal Incentive law policies. There are varied recreational opportunities at many local parks, lakes, and golf courses; and just a one and a half-hour drive to the beautiful Gulf Coast beaches.