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Welcome to the City of Marion, where history, resilience, and progress come together to shape a vibrant and promising future.

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As Mayor, it is both an honor and a responsibility to serve a community rooted in rich heritage and strengthened by the unity of its people. Marion is more than a place on the map it is a city built on faith, determination, and a shared commitment to growth and opportunity for all.

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Our administration remains focused on enhancing the quality of life for our residents through strategic investments in infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and community engagement. We are dedicated to maintaining transparency, fostering partnerships, and ensuring that every decision reflects the best interests of the citizens we proudly serve.

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Marion continues to move forward with purpose honoring our past while embracing innovation and progress. Whether you are a lifelong resident, a visitor, or considering making Marion your home, we welcome you to experience the spirit and strength of our city.

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Together, we will continue building a future that reflects the pride, vision, and potential of Marion.

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With gratitude and commitment,​​​​

~Dexter Hinton, Mayor~

City of Marion, AL

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Term of Office

November 2025- November 2029

 

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Dexter Hinton, Mayor

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Council members

Jeremy Arrington, District 1

Tommy Kennie, District 2

Ann H. LeCroy, District 3

Willie Jackson-Pro-Tem, District 4

Stanley Kennie, District 5

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The City of Marion is ran by a Mayor-Council Government which is known as the governing body of our city. The City of Marion is considered a Class 8 city. The mayor presides over all deliberation of the council. However, the mayor-council is governing body and enacts ordinances and maintain all legislative and executive functions of the city/municipality. The City of Marion is governed by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of Alabama.

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The governing body of the City of Marion has the power to: levy taxes on real property; establish privilege licenses; adopt police regulations for the safety, health, and welfare of the community; to punish by fine and imprisonment; to condemn property; to sue as a corporate entity; to borrow money by general obligation bonds; warrants and negotiable notes; to acquire property by purchase or lease; to sell or lease municipal property no longer needed for municipal or public purposes; to pledge municipal revenues to the payment of municipal obligations, to assess property for public improvements; to grant franchises for the use of municipal streets; to regulate the use of streets and prohibit selling in the streets; to acquire, own and operate water, gas, sewer, and electric utilities; to manage and control municipal finances and property; to adopt building laws; abate nuisances; adopt zoning regulations; enter into contracts; establish and maintain municipal buildings, hospitals, jails, magazines, museums, art galleries, and recreational facilities; to acquire and regulate cemeteries; to require witnesses to appear before the council or a council committee and punish for contempt for failure to do so; to provide for the health and sanitation of the community and to advertise for such purposes; to establish numerous separately and appoint directors of the boards; to vacate streets; to enter into written contracts with counties to perform any services common to all contracting entities.

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* Council Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month in the Marion City Hall on 123 E. Jefferson Street at 6:00 p.m. Please check our website or our Facebook page - City of Marion, Al for updated information on postponed/canceled, special called, and public hearing meetings. Please review the below notices for meetings that fall on holidays.

Can't attend in person, access our council meetings virtually via Zoom online or teleconference.

https://zoom.us/j/2858029880?pwd=TDI3bEVHSlRSMlZoOWxSMXNTZ04xZz09

Phone: +1 301 715 8592

Meeting ID: 285 802 9880


Password: 918364

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It is our goal to place council agendas, meeting minutes, and other important information below. If agendas and minutes are not posted, please note copies and postings are available in
City Hall at 123 E. Jefferson St. via request.

© 2026 Designed by L. Hinton. 

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