Who We Are
Our Mission
Our History
Administration
Utility Service Board
Careers, Internships & Tours
Who We Are
Who We Are
Marion Utilities is an organization comprised of four individual and independent utility divisions; Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste, and Stormwater. Although the utilities share common administrative and managerial oversight, by state statute, each division must remain financially independent of the others. Revenues from one utility division may not be used in support of another. Operational and Capital Improvement Budgets for each division are funded independently through revenues generated by the division.
The Utility Service Board provides general purview over the operations and functions of the Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste, and Stormwater Utilities. The Board establishes policy, approves budgets and capital expenditures, and recommends ordinances to the City Council providing for adequate financial and functional support of the utilities. The Board employs competent leadership and technical expertise to direct the business and day-to-day operational elements of the utilities.
The Utility Service Board provides general purview over the operations and functions of the Water, Wastewater, Solid Waste, and Stormwater Utilities. The Board establishes policy, approves budgets and capital expenditures, and recommends ordinances to the City Council providing for adequate financial and functional support of the utilities. The Board employs competent leadership and technical expertise to direct the business and day-to-day operational elements of the utilities.
Our Mission
Our Mission
The mission of Marion Utilities is to bring added value to the City of Marion by providing excellent customer service, maintaining the highest of standards for the lowest possible cost, and promoting environmental stewardship to ensure the future of our community.
Our History
Our History
The Water Utility was first established in Marion in 1877 as a means of providing fire protection and potable water supply for a growing and thriving community. For over 100 years, utility services have grown and evolved to meet the ever-changing and demanding needs of the city. Sewer installation began in the late 1800's and was followed by the construction of the wastewater treatment plant beginning in 1938. In 1971, Marion Utilities was officially established and assumed responsibility for managing, operating, and maintaining water and wastewater services for the community. Stormwater services were added in 1995, and the Solid Waste utility was created by the city council in 2014 and began operation in 2015.
Administration
Our Leadership Team
Robin Shrader
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Pat Pinkerton
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Misty Humphries
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Utility Service Board
Board Members
Agenda & Minutes
Board Members
Utility Service Board
The Marion Utility Service Board is comprised of members appointed by the Administrative and Legislative bodies of the City of Marion. These private citizens are your representatives, providing stewardship for mission effectiveness and performance. Through policy making and administrative accountability, the board serves to ensure the future of your utilities both now and for generations to come. Listed below are the individuals currently serving as members of the Marion Utilities Service Board:
Robert Logan
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Douglas Carl
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William Dorsey
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Agenda & Minutes
The Marion Utility Service Board meets from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Thursday of the month in the L.E.A.D. Center Building 101 at Marion Utilities, 1540 North Washington Street, Marion, Indiana. Please find the approved agenda and minutes for each meeting below.
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Careers, Internships & Tours
Internships
Marion Utilities' internship program offers students a fully customizable experience to better understand everything we do… from treating water to communicating with our customers. Our goal is to provide an environment where students can discover, inquire, and refine their educational and career goals.
Summer Grounds Crew - For students pursuing any level of education who are interested in grounds-keeping and minor maintenance jobs around the plant. The exact duration of commitment is flexible anywhere from Memorial Day to Labor Day. This is a paid opportunity, eligible for 38 hours per week.
Summer Grounds Crew - For students pursuing any level of education who are interested in grounds-keeping and minor maintenance jobs around the plant. The exact duration of commitment is flexible anywhere from Memorial Day to Labor Day. This is a paid opportunity, eligible for 38 hours per week.
Vocational Survey Track - For high school or college students desiring to understand more about the hands-on aspect of work at the Utility. Students will be given an opportunity to spend up to 8 weeks in a choice of at least 4 work crews over the course of two standard semesters. This is a paid opportunity, eligible for 20 hours per week, and can be customized to meet work/study requirements for academic credit.
College Specialty Track - For students who have completed at least one year of college and have a major/minor related to any of the professional disciplines represented at the Utility, such as Environmental Science, Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, Accounting, Marketing/Communications, IT, etc. The time frame is limited to one academic term (either one standard semester or summer). This is a paid opportunity, eligible for 38 hours per week, and can be customized to meet internship requirements for academic credit.
Job Shadowing - For students pursuing any level of education who are interested in a day-in-the-life of a Utility worker experience. The time frame is based on scheduling availability. This is NOT a paid opportunity, and additional permission may be necessary for younger students. For more information about participating in this program, contact Robin Shrader at 765-664-2391 ext. 130.
Download our internship flyer here.
College Specialty Track - For students who have completed at least one year of college and have a major/minor related to any of the professional disciplines represented at the Utility, such as Environmental Science, Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, Accounting, Marketing/Communications, IT, etc. The time frame is limited to one academic term (either one standard semester or summer). This is a paid opportunity, eligible for 38 hours per week, and can be customized to meet internship requirements for academic credit.
Job Shadowing - For students pursuing any level of education who are interested in a day-in-the-life of a Utility worker experience. The time frame is based on scheduling availability. This is NOT a paid opportunity, and additional permission may be necessary for younger students. For more information about participating in this program, contact Robin Shrader at 765-664-2391 ext. 130.
Download our internship flyer here.
Careers/Job Opportunities
Position Descriptions and Application
Please email completed applications to [email protected]
Application
Current Open Positions
Water Maintenance Technician - Position Description
Past Open Positions
Maintenance Technician, Wastewater - Position Description
Solid Waste Technician - Position Description
Distribution Technician - Position Description
Lead Wastewater Technician - Position Description
System Maintenance Technician - Position Description
Laboratory Services Technician - Position Description
Night Wastewater Operator - Position Description
Wastewater Operations Specialist - Position Description
Administrative Support Assistant for Water and Wastewater - Position Description
Water Operations Specialist - Position Description
Field Technician - Position Description
Customer Service Representative - Position Description
Lab Services Coordinator - Position Description
Email resumes and completed applications to [email protected] or visit Work One to fill out an application.
Please email completed applications to [email protected]
Application
Current Open Positions
Water Maintenance Technician - Position Description
Past Open Positions
Maintenance Technician, Wastewater - Position Description
Solid Waste Technician - Position Description
Distribution Technician - Position Description
Lead Wastewater Technician - Position Description
System Maintenance Technician - Position Description
Laboratory Services Technician - Position Description
Night Wastewater Operator - Position Description
Wastewater Operations Specialist - Position Description
Administrative Support Assistant for Water and Wastewater - Position Description
Water Operations Specialist - Position Description
Field Technician - Position Description
Customer Service Representative - Position Description
Lab Services Coordinator - Position Description
Email resumes and completed applications to [email protected] or visit Work One to fill out an application.
Tours
At Marion Utilities, we love to show people what we do! Contact us at [email protected] to schedule a tour of our plant and learn about our commitment to customer service, clean water, environmental stewardship & more.
Weather observations:
Readings are recorded at 7 a.m. every day and reflect the previous 24-hour period between 7AM yesterday and 7AM today.
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River Level at Highland Bridge (ft.) |
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