
Created by Ray Macke
2007 Marissa Township



Township government, the oldest form of government continuing to function today, began in North America in 1636. It was started by the early Americans who wanted to escape from the autocratic governments of Europe. Established as a pure democratic process, the people have a direct voice in this grassroots government. This began at the Annual Town Meetings where people from surrounding areas came together to discuss important issues and establish laws. Today townships continue to hold Annual Town Meetings on the second Tuesday in April.



Supervisor
Ray Macke
Road Commissioner
Tommy Neal
Clerk
Evonne Albert
Trustees
Louis Dodson
Curt Werner
Steve Laumbattus
Debra Smith
Cemetery Board
Elden Reuss
Vickie Macke
Mark Albert

211 E. Mill St
Marissa, IL 62257
Supervisor
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Road Commissioner
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OUR REGULAR MEETING ARE THE SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7:00 PM