It is the responsibility of the Marion County's board and the Marion County Commissioners to keep an official record of all transactions in regard to the publics safety, business dealings, property management, taxes, all legal proceedings, public funds, County finances, County's expenses, public schools, and it also keeps a running record of all of these transactions for public record and keeps record of Marion County's annual budget.

You can easily access the Marion County's public record on line and all the County's information is available back to 1989 for the public to see. If you don't want your email to be part of the public record then contact them by phone or mail, as they will make your email part of the public record if you email them at the Marion County web sight. This email public record disclosure is legal and it states that clearly on their web sight as a matter of public record.

You can look up a number of different items of personal interest to you on the Marion County record web sight including property taxes and different legislative court judgments for Marion County. You can check and see how much your property taxes are each year and if you're taxes are paid up to date or if you still have a balance on your property taxes. This can be done for any property with an address within the County of Marion.

Marion County utilities records are all maintained and an official record is kept for street lights, public County services, public safety, fire and police protection and emergency medical services to Marion County. Records of all public hearings are recorded and are a part of the public record. Street closings are also part of the public record and a road cannot be closed without a public hearing.

Birth and death certificates are also a large part of the Marion County's public records. A birth certificate or a death certificate can be purchased for a fee and the certificate will be mailed to you or you can pick it up at the appropriate County office that handles the certificate you'll need.