Marshall County Highway Department

03/24/2026

See you in April!

01/30/2026

01/28/2026

Road postings run Feb 1st to May 1st each year.

11/06/2025

We are hiring! Here's the ad in case you missed it in the papers. Plowing requires a Class B license.

10/17/2025

📢Harvest Road/2350E will be CLOSED at the intersection of 500N starting MONDAY OCTOBER 20th for bridge construction. Please use an alternative route and avoid the area.

10/14/2025

We'll see you in Toluca!

Edit - As a reminder, this is always open to both MARSHALL and PUTNAM county residents! 😀

08/26/2025

Road work will continue on Tax School Road tomorrow Wednesday August 27th

08/26/2025

Marshall County now offers **Text to 911**!

This new service allows you to send a text message to 911 if you are in an emergency and unable to make a voice call. This is especially helpful for:
* Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability.
* A medical emergency that leaves a person unable to speak.
* Situations where a voice call might put you in danger, such as a home invasion or domestic violence incident.

**How to Text 911:**
* In the "To" field of your text message, enter the numbers **911**.
* In your first message, send your **location** and the **type of emergency**. Be as specific as possible (e.g., "fire at 123 Main Street," "car accident at the intersection of Oak and Pine").
* Use simple words and **do not use abbreviations, emojis, or slang**.
* **Do not** send photos or videos.
* Stay on the line and be prepared to answer all questions from the dispatcher.
* If you accidentally text 911, send a reply letting the dispatcher know there is no emergency.

**Important Reminders:**
* **"Call if you can, text if you can't."** A voice call is always the best way to contact 911 because dispatchers can get information from you faster and hear background noises that may provide critical details about the situation.
* Texting 911 is **for emergencies only**. Do not use it for routine questions or non-emergencies.
* Texting 911 is not a guaranteed service and depends on your mobile carrier and signal strength. If your text doesn't go through, you should receive a "bounce-back" message instructing you to make a voice call.
* Your location is **not** as accurate when you text 911 as it is with a voice call. Always provide your exact location in your message.

Please share this post to help us spread the word about this new, life-saving service in our community.

08/26/2025

Tax School Road will have road work performed today from Route 26 to Washburn Road. Please take a different route.

07/18/2025

We love that you use the recycling facility, but we need your help!