Marseilles, Illinois City Council news
Citing increases in electric costs at both the water and sewer departments, the Marseilles City Council voted Wednesday to increase the city’s water and sewer rates incrementally over the next three years.
By a 3-2 vote, the Marsilles City Council approved a policy setting standards for speech, expressions and social networking.
The debate over the location of the Middle East Conflicts Memorial Museum continued at the Marseilles City Council meeting on Wednesday night, only focused more on whether it will move even a few feet.
The Marseilles City Council debated but finally cleared up confusion about the Middle East Conflicts Museum
The Marseilles City Council heard briefly from Eagle Scout Dylan Trettenaro of Marseilles Troop 799 regarding his project of putting a dog park near the Marseilles boat landing sometime this spring.
Design of the new Marseilles City Hall is progressing, the City Council learned on Wednesday night.
The Marseilles City Council lauded the idea for a dog park project by Eagle Scout Dylan Trettenero.
The Marseilles City Council on Wednesday approved Phalen Steel to design the renovations for the new city hall.
La Salle County may yet become a no sanctuary county, but County Board members decided Thursday the issue needs more discussion and sent it to committee.
Should any buses carrying migrants drop them in Ottawa, the city has created an emergency response plan that calls for temporarily taking care of them and quickly getting them to Chicago, officials said.
The Marseilles City Council on Wednesday night voted to amend its city codes to include a section regarding “charter transportation,” essentially putting in place a set of procedures to be followed in the event of a large-scale drop-off of migrants in town.
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The Marseilles City Council on Wednesday heard a presentation from the non-profit group Here and Again Inc. and received plenty of suggestions, examples and food for thought in regard to helping create the city’s identity and to make it a tourism destination.
The Marseilles City Council will lower the city tax rate to help offset a massive increase in EAV.
Two Marseilles police officers, James Buckingham and Mike Byrd, receive promotions to the rank of sergeant.