Welcome to Our City Website
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Welcome to the City of Marshall Website. We are excited about using this site to communicate with our residents, businesses, and visitors. Looking for a great place to raise a family or maybe enjoy your retirement? Take a look around our web site to see what makes Marshall special! Simply click on one of the links at the left side of the page to begin your tour. But the web pages won't really tell you how great the people are in Marshall. You'll have to visit to really find out why this is a great place to live, work and raise a family. The City of Marshall staff strives to continually provide up-to-date information on city services and the many ways we are enhancing the quality of life for the citizens of Marshall. Check back often for updates on utility, economic development, tourism, recreation activities, latest action of the City Council, city happenings, and other areas of interest. MASK Summer Adult Soccer League Signup Back By Popular Demand! Terry Lee and the Rockaboogie Band To Perform At Marshall For The National Road Festival On June 14th. Click Here For Details. Lake Land College’s Eastern Region Center Now Open in Marshall You can now take Lake Land classes in Marshall, IL at the Forsythe Center located at 224 S. 6th Street. Click Here for Summer 2008 Classes New Commercial Properties Listed For Sale: Marshall Wal-Mart Properties: Building For Lease Land For Sale Jerry's Restaurant: Building For Sale 2008 Calendar of Events Marshall is proud to be the winner of the: 2007 Governor's Hometown Award (For the Clean Up/Beautification of Harlan Hall) 2006 Governor's Hometown Award (For the "Key Ingredients: America by Food") 2003 Governor's Hometown Award (For the 2002 Heartland Chautauqua) 2000 Governor's Hometown Award (For the Marshall Area Youth Network (M.A.Y.N.)) Congratulations Clark County for being awarded the 2006 Governor's Home Town Award for the Veterans Memorial!
Marshall is the county seat of Clark County. To find out about the various departments of Clark County visit their Web Site. Individuals and families can prepare for any type of emergency by using Homeland Security for You and Your Families and Surviving Disasters: A Citizen's Emergency Handbook. If you find there is information missing from our site or that it is hard to find, please contact the Web Site Manager at City Hall. Your comments will be important to our continued development of this website. Check out the comprehensive directory of official Federal, State, and Local government and court links at www.GovEngine.com. The City of Marshall reserves the sole right to determine the content of this web site. Links must promote the City's tourism, industry and economic welfare. City of Marshall Web Site Disclaimer.
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