Mayor Ronald Morrell, Jr. will be on the road over the next three months hosting “Traveling Town Halls” for citizens.
Mayor Morrell explained the importance of hosting the series. “Our administration is founded on transparency and open dialogue. Through these town halls, we are bringing city government directly to the community. My team and I are eager to engage with residents and explore how we can work together to make Marion an even better place.”
Traveling Town Halls will take place twice in September, twice in October, and twice in November – all at various locations throughout the city – one in each of the six districts. Many of them coincide with existing meeting places and times of neighborhood associations. Everyone is welcome to attend each one. No reservations are required.
The first Traveling Town Hall will be held on Monday, September 9th, at 5pm at Allen Temple AME Church (3440 S. Washington St.), with refreshments served by Allen Temple and H.O.P.E Neighborhood Association at 6pm.
Subsequent Traveling Town Halls are planned for the remaining districts:
Thurs., Sept. 26th, 6pm — 8th Street Wesleyan Church (2244 W. 8th St.)
Mon., Oct. 21st, 7pm — Sunnycrest Community Church (1921 W. Bradford St.)
Tues., Oct. 22nd, 6:30pm — Temple Congregational Church (1006 N. Western Ave.)
Mon., Nov. 4th, 6pm — IWU Football Suite (698−798 E. 45th St.)
Mon., Nov. 18th, 6pm — BORN Church (320 N. Adams St.)
Come listen to Mayor Morrell discuss projects and developments, and ask questions or voice comments. Each Traveling Town Hall will be limited to one hour.
Check the News & Events section of cityofmarion.in.gov, or check “City of Marion, IN – Local Government” Facebook for fliers posted for each Traveling Town Hall as they draw near.
A printable flier is attached below: