Economic Development

The City actively seeks new industry and stands willing to offer assistance to all existing and new businesses. The City is willing to work with business in order to provide assistance which promotes growth and expansion for the business and community.

LAND AVAILABLE!

The City has 182 acres of land fully ready to accommodate business, commercial or manufacturing ventures.

It is located on US Highway 45 and State Highway 110. This land provides direct and convenient access to prime markets, labor pools and suppliers. The average traffic flow exposure on these given highways is per day approximately 5,000 vehicles.

COMMUNITY PROFILE

Industry

On the left you will find our community’s industries that are online. Please take a moment and visit their sites.

Transportation

Highways
U.S. Highway 45, State Highways 110, and County Highway S serve the City of Marion.

Air Service
Clintonville Municipal Airport serves all-weather corporate jets and is located 10 miles east of Marion. The nearest scheduled airport is the Outagamie County Regional Airport located 40 miles Southeast of Marion, in Appleton. Austin Straubel International Airport is located 50 miles east of the city, in Green Bay.

Water Transportation Facilities
The Port of Green Bay, a gateway port providing full shipping services and easy access to the Great Lakes, is located 50 miles east of Marion. It handles general, liquid and dry bulk cargo, as well as heavy industrial machinery and equipment.

Trucking

Kohel Interstate Transport Corporation is located within the city at 1425 E. Ramsdell Street (County Highway S).

There are 32 other trucking and warehousing establishments in Waupaca County.

Government Services

The City of Marion has a Mayor/Council form of government.

Police Department: 3 Full Time Officers

Fire Underwriters' Rating: 6

Fire Department: 25 Volunteer Firefighters

The City provides standard city services.

Recreation

The City of Marion has a total of 6 parks totaling over 48 acres. A wide range of recreational activities are available, including a, 18-hole public golf course, excellent fishing on the Marion Pond, a walking park and athletic park. In addition, we are surrounded by Shawano and Waupaca Counties, bountiful outdoor slender and recreational opportunities.

Health

The City of Marion has a dental clinic, and chiropractic clinic. It is served by two (2) hospitals within 20 miles located in Shawano and New London. Major health care facilities within 45 miles are located in Appleton, Neenah, Green Bay, Wausau and Stevens Point.

Educational Facilities

School District of Marion

St. Martin Lutheran School, Clintonville

Fox Valley Technical College: Clintonville and Appleton Campuses

University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Menasha, Stevens Point

Lawrence University: Appleton

St. Norbert College: DePere

Utilities

Electric and Natural Gas Utilities

Alliant Energy
(800) 862-6222

With an operations center located in Marion.

City Operated

Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant

For rate information contact the City Clerk-Treasurer (715) 754-2124

Source

2 Wells
Pumping Capacity

1.5 Million Gallons Per Day
Average Daily Consumption

210 Thousand Gallons Per Day

Wastewater:
Average Annual Hydraulic Loading:

280,000 Gallons Per Day

Average Hydraulic Design Capacity:

400,000 Gallons Per Day

Solid Waste

City of Marion contracts with Harter's Fox Valley Disposal for refuse collection. However, you may make arrangements with another vendor. For addtional information contact the City Clerk/Treasurer at (715) 754-2124

Telephone & Internet Service

Frontier Communications
26 W. 12th St.
Clintonville, WI 54929
(715) 823-7700

Charter Communications

79 S. Main St.

Clintonville, WI 54929

(888) 438-2427

Exede Satellite Internet

www.exede.com

Hughes Net

http://www.hughesnetinternet.net/

Vonage

https://phone.vonage.com/
1-888-218-9015