Town of Marion

The meeting addressed updates on the garage door and shop light, fuel tank placement and pricing, and a loan payoff from Peoples State Bank. Options for gaining interest on savings were explored, including the Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP). The board discussed the sale of scrap iron to benefit the Red School House fund and addressed concerns about obstructions on the roadside by Henry Stoltzfus. Future agenda items include updates on the wheel bearing on the Dodge truck and spring cleanup arrangements. The patrolman's report included cleaning a tube on Tower Road and brush cutting. Invoices were approved, including additional checks written after the meeting.

The board meeting covered various topics, including financial reports, updates on the town shop's garage door and light, fuel tank placement, grader repair, and the sale of town vehicles. Discussions also included setting minimum bids and awarding bids for the vehicles, determining prices for cemetery plots, and addressing road maintenance needs. A letter of support was approved for a broadband internet expansion grant application. Finally, invoices were approved, and payments were authorized for various expenses, including election poll workers, lunches, and snow plowing.

The board meeting covered various topics, including the treasurer's report which detailed the town's financial status and an upcoming loan payoff. Citizen input addressed a query about a fire number for a property. Old business included updates on a pickup truck and a new plow truck. New business involved discussions on a tractor bucket, garage door repairs, the sale of a dump box, and plans to sell surplus vehicles through sealed bids. The need for additional fuel storage was also discussed, along with grader repairs and the possibility of hiring additional snowplowing help. Correspondence included a notice about tree cutting on a local farm. Finally, invoices were approved.