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Warm Up: 01/10/13 Who are the elected leaders of counties? How many counties are there in Georgia? How many cities are there in Georgia? What is a consolidated government? Warm Up: 01/10/13

READ SECTIONS 2 & 3 of chapter 16. Define the vocab. Answer its your turn questions

Forms of City Government SS8CG5b

Forms of City Government Main Idea: Notes: Mayor-Council Form In the mayor-council form of government, the elected city council is responsible for making the laws. An elected mayor acts as the city’s chief executive officer and is responsible for seeing that the laws are carried out and that the city agencies do their jobs. The mayor may either be “weak” or “strong” Forms of City Government

Forms of City Government Main Idea: Notes: Mayor-Council Form In a weak-mayor system, the city council has both legislative and executive powers. The mayor has limited powers, appoints few city officials, and has little veto power. The mayor is primarily a figurehead who presides over council meetings and performs other ceremonial duties. Weak Forms of City Government

Forms of City Government Main Idea: Notes: Mayor-Council Form In the strong-mayor system, the mayor is a strong leader who proposes legislation, prepares the budget, appoints all department heads, and has veto power. Strong Forms of City Government

Forms of City Government Main Idea: Notes: Council-Manager Form In the Council-Manager form of government, the voters elect a city council that establishes laws and policies. There is a mayor who may be elected by voters or appointed by the council. The council hires a city manager who is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the city. The city manager appoints the heads of city governments and sees that they carry out their jobs. Manager Forms of City Government

Forms of City Government Main Idea: Notes: Commission Form In cities with a Commission Form of government, the voters elect commissioners. Each commissioner is the head of a department within the city government, such as finance, streets, public safety, etc. The mayor, is elected by the commissioners from among themselves. Commissioners Forms of City Government