Monday - Thursday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday
7:30 am - 3:00 pm
The above listed hours are the general hours in which the building is open to the public.
Please Note: Business Hours for departments within City Hall vary and are subject to change based upon staffing issues and holidays.
Mayor Scott Schertzer is announcing that a class for Lifeguard Certification will be held at Lincoln Park Aquatics Center during the week of June 7, 2021. Scholarships are available, for qualifying individuals, for the cost of the certification class. Individuals interested in participating and becoming a certified lifeguard should contact Andrew Franklin at 740-725-9622 to sign-up for the class.
On Sunday, April 25, 2021, S. Main St. between Center St. and Church St. will be closed from 7:00 am until 4:00 pm. This section of street will be undergoing permanent changes on this date. Parking changes will occur and wil be restriped and the street will be reduced to one lane in each direction. Drivers need to be aware of this and other permanent changes to the traffic pattern near this location.
Mayor Scott Schertzer is announcing that the City of Marion will sponsor a Community Clean-Up Day on Saturday, May 15, 2021.
Any City of Marion resident, currently on City Sanitation Service, wishing to dispose of unwanted items may do so by taking those items directly to the Marion County Solid Waste Transfer Station located at 1564 Victory Road, (directly east of the Marion Correctional Institute). Proof of current city sanitation service will be required.
Hours of operation will be from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Please note: Yard Waste, Appliances, Tires, Regular Garbage, or Hazardous Materials will NOT be accepted at this location.
Mayor Schertzer reminds City residents that this drop off is free.
Contact the City Sanitation and Streets Department at (740) 382-1479 for additional information.
The City of Marion Love Our Neighborhoods program will be hosting a FREE Tire Collection event on Saturday, April 17, 2021 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at Lincoln Park.
This FREE tire collection is for City residents only and has the following requirements:
For more information call 740-387-2248 or email sthrapp@marionohio.org
This project is partially funded by the DKMM Solid Waste District (www.dkmm.org)
Auditor Robert Landon has announced that the Marion City income tax filing deadline is being extended to May 17, 2021.
The Internal Revenue Service recently announced it’s plans to extend the federal tax filing deadline to May 17, 2021 with the State of Ohio following the same path and extending the state tax filing deadline to the same date.
Taxpayers can mail their tax documents to the Auditor’s Office via the United States postal service. In addition, taxpayers can securely drop off documents inside the drop box located just inside the front doors of City Hall next to the Utility Billing Department.
Mayor Scott Schertzer is announcing that offices located in City Hall will be closed on Friday, April 2, 2021 in observance of the Good Friday holiday.
PLEASE NOTE: As a result of offices being closed on Friday, the weekly early closure day for many offices in City Hall will be observed on Thursday, April 1st. Most offices will be observing their Friday business hours on this day, with notable early closures being the Municipal Court office closing at 2:00 p.m.
The following departments will operate as noted below on Friday, April 2:
Essential services including airport, fire, and police will operate as usual.
Marion County has received Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) funding through the Ohio Department of Development. These funds are used to improve the housing stock in Marion County for low to moderate income citizens. The County has contracted with Ohio Regional Development Corporation (ORDC) to administer its program.
CHIP Information
Owner Rehabilitation: The purpose of this program is to rehabilitate single family units, which are owned and occupied by low- and moderate- income households. Eligible items for this program include: installation and/or repairs to foundations, roofs, gutters, electrical upgrades, plumbing, furnaces, hot water heaters, insulation, windows, doors, accessibility improvements and lead-based paint abatement.
Home Repair is an activity to help preserve housing by providing limited assistance to correct specific problems that adversely affect the occupant health or safety and/or structural integrity. Examples of this activity would be to address one or two systems of a house: a roof, a furnace, hot water tank, or an accessibility ramp.
CLICK HERE to see more information on qualifications for CHIP.
Additional information on the Community Housing Improvement Program is available by contacting Stacy Zier, Housing Specialist at Marion Regional Planning at (740) 223-4140 or through email at stacyzier@ordevelopment.com.
Mayor Scott Schertzer is announcing that the Love Our Neighborhoods team will begin its’ series of 2021 neighborhood cleanup programs on March 24-25.
This program provides residents with education and awareness of City codes and further assists residents through the neighborhood cleanup event. A team that consists of community service workers, volunteers, and employees from the City of Marion will be ready and available to help the residents. It is a belief that with the dedication of these resources, this help can be of great benefit to the neighborhood and provide a true helping hand.
The first cleanup project of the year will have the Love Our Neighborhoods team working in the area that encompasses Edwards St. to Kenton Ave. from Hocking St. to the south portion of Silver St.
The cleanup event will take place on Wednesday, March 24 and Thursday, March 25, from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.
For more information on the Love Our Neighborhoods program or to get additional information on this Neighborhood Cleanup event, contact the Code Enforcement Office by phone at 740-387-2248, through email at sthrapp@marionohio.org, or through its Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/cityofmarionloveourneighborhoods.
The City of Marion is announcing that weekly curbside yard waste collection for the 2021 collection season will begin on Monday, April 12 and will run through Friday, December 10.
The curbside pick-up for yard waste generally occurs on the day following each resident’s regular trash collection day (example: Friday trash pick-up - Monday yard waste pick up). With limited personnel collecting yard waste, this schedule may vary. Note: Residents with an excessive delinquent sanitation and sewer account balance are not eligible for curbside pick-up of yard waste.
There is a limit of 3 bags and/or 3 bundles of limbs/branches that will be collected from each residence per week during the 2021 yard waste season. Branches must be tied in bundles no larger than 2 feet in diameter and 5 feet in length. As in the past, the City will not collect grass clippings as yard waste material at curbside. Please note: yard waste collections that exceed the limitations listed above may result in a special pick-up charge.
Residents are encouraged to drop off grass clippings and yard waste materials, free of charge, to Outdoor Resource Supply (formerly Park Enterprise), which is located at 560 Barks Rd. W. (between S. Prospect St./Rt. 4 S. and the Barks Rd. overpass). Requirements for grass and yard waste drop off are:
Also, note that the City of Marion is not responsible for the collection and/or disposal of trees or large amounts of brush cut and/or removed from personal property. These items may be taken, FREE OF CHARGE for all city residents, to Outdoor Resource Supply (560 Barks Rd. W.) for disposal.
Call Outdoor Resource Supply at 740-223-7275 for additional information on acceptance program or for hours of operation.
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