MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—A vacant seat on Marion City Council is opening the door for a qualified Sixth Ward resident to take a more active role in shaping the future of the community.
Marion City Council is accepting resumes from individuals interested in being considered for appointment to the Sixth Ward seat, which became vacant following the resignation of William Dichtl.
What Applicants Need to Know
Individuals interested in being considered should submit a resume outlining their qualifications, experience, and interest in serving the residents of the Sixth Ward.
The deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Resumes received after the deadline may not be considered, so interested residents are encouraged to submit their materials in advance.
Resumes can be mailed or delivered to:
Marion City Council
233 West Center Street
Marion, Ohio 43302
Additional information about the appointment process is available through the Clerk of Marion City Council.
The city is encouraging qualified Sixth Ward residents who are interested in community service to take advantage of the opportunity and submit their resumes for consideration.
Those seeking additional information about the appointment process can contact Matthew K. Pollock, Clerk of Marion City Council, at 740-387-4935 or councilclerk@marionohio.org.
With the September 1 deadline approaching, qualified Sixth Ward residents interested in serving their community are encouraged to prepare their resumes and submit them to Marion City Council.