Public Safety

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Marionville Volunteer Fire Department

There is room for Everyone!

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Supported by the Marionville
Firefighters Auxiliary
Non-Profit

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The Marionville Volunteer Fire Department is a vital part of our community, providing fire protection, emergency response, and life-saving services to Marionville and the surrounding areas. Staffed by dedicated volunteers, the department is committed to protecting lives, property, and the well-being of our community—often responding at a moment’s notice, day or night.

In 2026, the Marionville Fire Auxiliary proudly came alongside the department to support fundraising efforts. Through community events, donations, and local support, the Auxiliary helps provide essential equipment, training resources, and financial assistance—ensuring the fire department can continue serving Marionville safely and effectively.

Community support makes this service possible. Contributions, volunteers, and local involvement directly impact the department’s ability to respond when it matters most.

Marionville Fire & Rescue building with American flag on flagpole and children statues in front
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Nighttime image of a fire station with red lights, an American flag on a flagpole, and a sign that reads 'Marionville Fire & Rescue'.
Firefighters extinguishing a car fire on a street, with flames visible on the car's hood and front area, while standing on the blackened asphalt in a residential neighborhood with green trees and a wooden fence.
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Marionville
Police Department

In 2026, Marionville took an important step forward by restoring its local police department. The return of the Marionville Police Department reflects the community’s commitment to public safety, local accountability, and a stronger presence within the city.

Having a local police department allows for quicker response times, increased visibility, and officers who know the community they serve. This return supports proactive policing, community engagement, and collaboration with residents, businesses, and local organizations to help keep Marionville a safe and welcoming place to live and work.

The reinstatement of the police department represents progress, growth, and a renewed focus on public safety as Marionville continues to move forward.

Meet
Chief Webb

Learn More about the Officers: Dan Williams, Lexi Raymundo, Amber Brooks,
and Devan Henson!

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Marionville Public Works is dedicated to maintaining the essential services that keep our community running smoothly. Their work includes caring for the city’s sewer systems, maintaining streets and roads, and managing public green spaces. Through regular upkeep and timely repairs, Public Works helps ensure Marionville remains clean, safe, and welcoming for residents and visitors alike.