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Welcome to the official website of the City of Marion, Ohio.  The purpose of this website is to provide information about our city government, departments, services, and activities.  Whether you are a resident, business owner or visitor, we invite you to explore and access the resources throughout our web pages.

The Marion, Ohio community is rich in heritage and history, including the Home and Memorial Tomb of 29th U.S. President Warren G. Harding and his wife Florence. We invite you to stop and experience our history, attractions, culture, food and more.

Latest News from the City of Marion

Department Closures for Columbus Day Announced
Mon, 10/07/2024 - 7:58am

Mayor Bill Collins is announcing that in observance of the Columbus Day holiday, a few City of Marion departments will be closed on Monday, October 14, 2024; however, some departments will be operating on a normal schedule.  Following is information regarding office and departmental schedules for Monday, October 14, 2024:

  • Offices in City Hall that will be closed on Monday, October 14 will be Municipal Court, Adult Probation, and the Law Directors office.
  • Sanitation crews will collect garbage and recycling on Monday, October 14.  Residents with Monday sanitation collection are asked to have their trash and recycling at curbside by 7:00 a.m. 
  • ​Marion Senior Center will be closed on Monday, October 14.  No senior transportation will be available that day with the exception of dialysis appointments.
  • Marion Area Transit will be closed on Monday, October 14 as they are in training this day.

Essential services including fire, police, and airport will operate as usual.

 

Dates for 2024 Fall Leaf Collection Announced
Mon, 10/07/2024 - 7:43am

Mayor Bill Collins is announcing that leaf collection for city residents will begin on Monday, October 14 and continue through Friday, December 6, 2024.  The three options for disposal of leaves by city residents are:
 

1.  Place leaves in the tree lawn area to be vacuumed.
 
  A vacuum-type collector will collect leaves raked to the tree lawn area, with each street having leaves collected during the leaf pick-up season.
 
  NOTE:  Leaves are NOT to be raked into city streets and/or parking lanes.  Doing so may be an attraction for children or a safety hazard for the walking and/or motoring public.  It can also block the flow of water to the city's catch basins preventing proper drainage to the storm sewer system during rain events in the fall seaon.
     
2. Place leaves in biodegradable paper bags for City pick up, which will follow yard waste pick-up limits of 3 bags per week.
 
  Residents wishing to bag leaves may do so by placing them in clearly marked biodegradable paper bags sold at local retail stores.  The filled bags should be placed at curbside for pick-up.  The City will continue to follow its yard waste limits of collecting 3 bags and 3 bundles per residence each week.
   
3. Take biodegradable paper bagged leaves to 560 Barks Rd. W.
 
  Outdoor Resource Supply (560 Barks Rd. W.) is the location of the City’s free drop off site.  This location will be open to city residents free of charge.  Residents may call 740-223-7275 to obtain hours of operation for Outdoor Resource Supply.  Requirements for drop off are:
     
  a.  Must stop at office or other designated location where verification of City residency (i.e. license, utility bill, etc.) may be required.
  b. Items being dropped off must be weighed by an Outdoor Resource Supply employee before materials are discarded.
     
  PLEASE NOTE:  If non-biodegradable bags are used for collection, leaves must be emptied during drop-off.
 

For additional information, contact the Sanitation/Streets Department at 740-382-1479.

 

DKMM Announces Latex Paint Collection
Tue, 10/01/2024 - 9:10am

 

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Railroad-Related Issues

Trouble with trains? Click here for a resource guide on making reports and/or complaints regarding railroads to the appropriate, responsible agencies.

 

High Grass & Weeds Complaints

Vegetation over six-inches (6”) in height on private property within the City of Marion is considered a violation of City ordinance. Click here for more details or to report a high grass and weed violation.

 

Love Our Neighborhoods

City employees and Marion residents working together to revitalize our community by focusing on neighborhood improvement.

Click here to learn more!