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Great Lakes Veneer Premier Community Bank Nolan Sales LLC Alliant Energy Frontier Charter Cable Custom Fab and Body Kohel Interstate Transport Corp. Housing Rehabilitation Program Tourism and Recreation Parks Marion Walking Trail Events & Meetings Council Council Minutes Council Packets - Archived Licences & Permits Ordinances Maps/GIS Comprehensive Plan Budget Elections Notices Election Results FAQ FAQ- Property Taxes Community Resources Grace Family Church St. Mary’s Church St. John’s Church School District of Marion UW Extension - Waupaca County Fox Valley Technical College Marion Lions Club Vehicles For Veterans Assisted Living in Wisconsin Wisconsin Substance Use Disorder Resources Helpful Links State of Wisconsin Waupaca County Shawano County WI DNR Burning Restrictions Marion Area Historical Society Email Contact Information Welcome to the Printer-friendly Version The City of Marion is located in both Waupaca and Shawano Counties. It lies about 40 miles west of Green Bay, 45 miles southeast of Wausau, 45 miles northwest of Appleton and 40 miles northeast of Stevens Point. Marion is big enough to grow in and small enough to care. A bustling, energetic community of 1,324 proudly looking to the future with deep roots anchored in a rich heritage. If you would have to describe the City of Marion in one word, it would be friendly. Friendly citizens, friendly businesses, an all-around friendly climate The natural beauty of the area’s wooded land, farmland, lakes and streams is no secret and enjoyed by many year-round. The Marion Pond is famous for trophy sized game fish as well as providing good catches of panfish. There are many top-notch trout streams and thousands of acres of public hunting within minutes of Marion. Whitetail deer, turkey, grouse, geese, ducks, rabbits and squirrels are the most plentiful game available. The City of Marion has a strong industrial base which leads to its economic diversity. Add to this a mix of retail and professional services, an d you have a desirable community. "This institution is an equal opportunity provider." No Mow May is an environmental campaign that encourages people to refrain from mowing their REAR lawns during the month of May. The aim of the campaign is to help provide a habitat for pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other insects. During the month of May, many wildflowers are in bloom, providing a vital source of pollen for pollinators. By allowing these flowers to grow, people can help provide a much-needed refuge for these important pollinator species. The City of Marion will temporarily suspend enforcement of the "Regulation of length of lawn and grasses" ordinance for REAR YARDS during the month of May. Office Hours for Mayor Chris Goke: Marion City Hall 2nd Mondays of each month 4:15 to 5:00 p.m. Mayor Goke will host office hours each month where constituents can ask questions, share concerns, and hear his thoughts on various topics. Appointments are not necessary. Effective March 1, 2024 Curbside Brush Pick-up by the city crew has been discontinued. City of Marion residents may dispose branches, limbs, brush to the: Marion Municipal Garage 615 Sherman Street PSN customer fees for UTILITY and/or MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS are suspended. Click the button below to pay online. Make sure to have your bill handy, if applicable, to provide your customer account number. You can pay immediately, schedule a payment or set up Auto-Pay. You can also view your utility amount due, print receipts, view payment history and status of payments by going online. Utility Payment https://www.PaymentServiceNetwork.com/login.asp?acc=RT20826 Misc. Payment https://www.PaymentServiceNetwork.com/login.asp?acc=RT20828 NEED HELP? If you need assistance with paying online, call PSN at 866-917-7368 . To make an electronic payment over the phone, call PSN at 877-885-7968 . Marion Area Veterans Memorial Veterans Park, Marion The Marion Area Veterans Memorial will be a lasting tribute to those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The memorial is intended for ANY veteran who has served (living or deceased) or who is currently serving. Local residency is not required or applicable. Status of discharge is not required. This project is a joint effort of the American Legion Post 198, the City of Marion and area residents. The memorial includes a monument recognizing each branch of the armed forces and flag poles to display the colors of our nation. The location will also create a meditative setting for visitors to reflect and display their pride for our area veterans. The site is located at Veterans Park, Mavis Road, across from Premier Community Bank. Interested in purchasing a brick? Contact Bill Mengert at 715-754-2064 or billandjoanmengert@charter.net , Lee Much at 715-754-2235, or Ronn Whitford at 715-754-2770. Marketing Opportunity for Business Owners- Waupaca County Tourism Check out a video that was made in Marion: Marion Body Works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWfDKWOXVig Would you like your business information available on www.visitwaupacacounty.com or a video made about your business?? Contact us for more information Bill Zeinert at 920-639-5001 or bill@billzeinert.com Jeff Mikorski at 920-982-1582 or wcedc@charter.net Mary Rogers at 715-754-2124 or mrogers@cityofmarionwi.gov Mary Beilfuss at bel5@frontier.com Home Online Payments Elected Officials City Departments Public Library Building Inspector Water & Sewer Municipal Court Economic Development Housing Rehabilitation Program Tourism and Recreation Parks Events & Meetings Council Licences & Permits Ordinances Maps/GIS Comprehensive Plan Budget Elections FAQ FAQ- Property Taxes Community Resources Helpful Links Marion Area Historical Society Government Websites by...