Local Elected Boards & Government

The Williamson County Republican Party encourages citizens to attend public meetings where local boards and councils decide taxes and spending, and school boards shape what children learn and experience in schools. Stay informed and engaged in these vital decisions.

Click the links to view local meeting calendars and agendas. Regular meetings are open to the public.

Check the agenda of special meetings to see if they are open or closed meetings.

To request the addition of a board or council to this page, please email williamsongop@gmail.com

Local Government Links

Carterville

Carterville City Council - Carterville City Government consists of the Mayor, City Clerk, Treasurer and eight Aldermen.

Village of Colp

Village of Colp Council - Village of Colp Council acts as the legislative branch of government, as well as its policy-making body.

Crainville

Crainville City Council - Crainville City government consists of the Mayor and five Council Board Members. The Council looks to the city's goals, major projects and infrastructure improvements ranging from community growth to land use to finances and strategic planning.

Village of Energy

Village of Energy Council - Village of Energy Council is comprised of a President and six Trustees. The council acts as the legislative branch of government, as well as its policy-making body.

Herrin

Herrin City Council -  The City of Herrin is comprised of the Mayor and eight Aldermen. The Aldermen serve on various committees for the purpose of addressing issues relative to each city department. The committees consists of Finance, Public Works, Public Improvement, Public Safety, Insurance and Library Liaison and Civic Center Liaison.

Marion

Marion City Council - The City Council is comprised of four Commissioners and the Mayor. Each Commissioner is assigned a specific area to preside over.  These areas are:  Public Affairs, Streets and Public Improvements, Public Health and Safety, Public Property and Accounts and Finances.

Marion Park Board - The Marion Park Board is composed of five community-appointed commissioners who guide the management and development of the district’s seven parks. Their responsibilities include overseeing recreational facilities, promoting community programs, and ensuring the parks meet the needs of residents.