Unlike Federal and State systems, local governments typically do not have separation of powers. For instance, a Fire District Board may in a single meeting act like a legislature by passing a fire code, or act as an executive branch by approving a contract. The type of decision will dictate the form used.
Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions
/in 2024, Article /by Support StaffUnlike Federal and State systems, local governments typically do not have separation of powers. For instance, a Fire District Board may in a single meeting act like a legislature by passing a fire code, or act as an executive branch by approving a contract. The type of decision will dictate the form used.