Marion County Clerks file important documents and preserve municipal records in order to maintain a public archive for the municipality. The Marion County Clerk’s Office is a valuable source for court records in Illinois. Multiple Marion County court records can be obtained through the Clerk’s Office, including case records for felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic infractions, as well as bankruptcy filings, divorce decrees, and Tax Court records. Clerk’s Offices provide online access to Marion County court records.
Centralia City Clerk Centralia IL 361 East 17th Street 62801 618-532-1138
Marion County Clerk Salem IL PO Box 637 62881 618-548-3400
Town Halls and City Halls in Marion County are the chief administrative offices that runs towns and cities in Marion County, IL. They often maintain records on their jurisdiction, making them an important source for Marion County court records. Town and City Hall court records can include case records for felonies and misdemeanors, criminal violations, bankruptcies, divorces, and other legal matters. Town and City Halls provide online access to Marion County court records.
Kinmundy City Hall Kinmundy IL 115 West 3rd Street 62854 618-547-3221
Sandoval City Hall Sandoval IL 132 East Commercial Avenue 62882 618-247-3845
Marion County District Attorneys are charged with prosecuting crimes in court. District Attorneys maintain records on their cases, making them a valuable source for court records. The District Attorney’s Office makes Marion County criminal records available to the public, including records on current cases, recent cases, ongoing criminal cases, and upcoming court dates. District Attorney’s Offices provide online access to court records in Marion County, Illinois.
Marion County State Attorney Salem IL 100 East Main Street 62881 618-548-3860