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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2016
Page
8
Marshall Mayor delivers annual state of the city address highlighting a year of growth, budget balance, and services. He notes sixteen new city employees and three new council members, praising volunteers and citizens for a thriving, healthy community as Marshall eyes 2016 developments.
The city celebrates a year of progress with a new 38 000 square foot regional law enforcement facility, perfect audit scores, and strong community programs. Highlights include a hospital upgrade, Welcome Center growth, a thriving farmers market, Paint the Town, and Blue Ribbon schooling. Planned 2016 work includes W Michigan Ave corridor reconstruction, downtown upgrades, a new Sister's Tavern, bridge work, a power substation, and potential fiber optics expansion. The community aims to attract residents and businesses, with continued urban development and historic landmark preservation.
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