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What is the importance of a county seat? serving as the center of administration and housing the courthouse and other important county offices
What is a sheriff? an elected county-level law enforcement official, responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining order within their jurisdiction
Give an example of a municipality. a city, town, or village with its own local government,
What body helps govern over COUNTY-WIDE SERVICES? The Board of County Commissioners
What is the job of the county clerk? maintaining and providing access to county records, including deeds, marriage licenses, and election information,
What is the process for how a town/city is created? population growth, economic activity, and a formal process of incorporation or designation
Give the differences in Mayor-Council, Council-Manager Mayor-council systems feature an elected mayor as chief executive and a council for legislation, while Council-Manager systems have a professional manager overseeing operations and an elected council for policy,
, and Commission forms of government. and Commission systems combine legislative and executive functions within a group of elected commissioners
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