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Here is the form to nominate this year's Citizen of the Year!  

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Downtown Development Authority

There is currently no scheduled meeting.

City Council Meeting

The Essexville City Council meets regularly on the second Tuesday of every month unless noted otherwise
All meetings are held in the City Council Chambers at City Hall unless otherwise noted
in the posted agenda.

Municipal Services Contact Information and Schedules

Administrative Offices (989) 893-0772
Utility Billing (989) 893-2441
Department of Public Safety (989) 892-2541
Department of Public Works (989) 893-6101
Emergencies (Police/Fire/Public Works) 911
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Smith Park River Camera

New Essex Park Sign

Pat and Ryan from the DPW installed the new sign for Essex Park.

Weather Spotter Training

2020 Citizen’s Guide to Local Unit Finances (Essexville)

Proposed City Charter Update

The current Essexville City Charter was last updated in 1998. In 2019 a Charter Commission was elected and began work to update portions of the Charter. This work was completed over the summer in 2022. Below some of the proposed changes.

1. Transition from yearly elections for City Council members and move to even year elections. If passed, this will save Essexville around $10,000 for those off/odd year elections.

2. If the City comes under difficult financial times in the future a common place that is looked at to save money is the public safety department. If such a decision would be discussed by the City Council, the proposed Charter would put that decision on a ballot and then the citizens of Essexville would vote to eliminate the public safety department or not.

3. In some cases, the current Charter explicitly listed certain things such as in Section 3.9 (Non Discrimination and Civil Rights) which listed race, color, creed, political beliefs, national origin, marital status, sex, age, height, weight, or handicap. Due to recent changes in legislature, such lists can become outdated and the Charter would need to be updated. Minor language changes in the proposed Charter state, “the City shall not discriminate against any person in a manner prohibited by Law”. This would allow for flexibility within the Charter as laws are added and/or changed which extend the life of the Charter.

Click here to view the proposed charter.

Environmental News & Information

Employment

Paid on call fire fighters needed. If interested please pick up an application at City Hall.

The City of Essexville accepts unsolicited job applications and resumes which will be kept on file pursuant to the City’s Records Retention Policy.

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