A clear understanding of what each member of the city is responsible for and where to turn for help on different items…
Resources Category: Administration
Various actions and documents related to city business might require notarization. As such, many cities have a staff member (often the city…
One of the many services a city provides is licensing liquor establishments in its community. Knowing the various rules and regulations that are involved will…
It is common for public officials to take on additional public responsibilities, including an additional public office or employment in a government job.…
Code of Iowa Section 68B.22 prohibits public officials, employees and candidates from accepting or soliciting gifts from anyone defined as a restricted donor.…
Public hearings are intended to provide the public in general and those particularly affected by a proposed municipal action the opportunity to…
Many communities celebrate holidays and other events by displaying the American flag. Federal law governs how the flag must be displayed, maintained and,…
Knowing state laws and city codes is essential to performing the duties of a city council member, mayor and city employee. In…
Before beginning their official duties, newly elected and reelected city officials need to take an oath of office. There are several rules as…
In May of 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Town of Greece v. Galloway, a case in which a town’s practice of…