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1. www.barringtonmunicipality.com › MunicipalMunicipal Services | Municipal Services - Municipality of the ...

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   Municipal Office Hours of Operation. Monday to Friday | 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For general inquiries please phone (902) 637-2015 or fax (902) 637-2075. Address. 2447 Highway 3, P.O Box 100, Barrington, N.S.B0W 1E0

2. www.barringtonmunicipality.com › municipal2022-2025 Strategic Plan - Municipality of the District of ...

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   Mission. To work together to provide municipal services that meet the needs of our residents and enhances our quality of life. Strategic Goals. 1. Grow our Economy. 2. Invest in our People. 3. Strengthen our Communities. 4. Operate Eficiently. 5. Keep Barrington Moving. 1Grow our Economy. 1.1 Attract Accommodations. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS.

3. statutes.capitol.texas.gov › Docs › LGCHAPTER 41. MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES - Texas Constitution and ...

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   The municipality shall maintain a copy of the map in a location that is easily accessible to the public, including: (1) in the office of the secretary or clerk of the municipality; (2) if the municipality has a municipal engineer, in the office of the engineer; and.

4. www.ilrc.org › sites › defaultUNDERSTANDING CITY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURES IN TEXAS - ILRC

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   There are two major forms of city government in Texas: (1) Mayor-Council and (2) Council-Manager. The Mayor-Council category can be even further broken down to strong-mayor versus weak-mayor. The difference between the forms is the authority of the Mayor, City Council, and the City Manager.

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5. texapedia.info › local-government › politicalPolitical Subdivisions of Texas (Local Governments) - Texapedia

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   The oldest and most basic political subdivisions of Texas are county governments, which run elections, provide public safety, and operate local courts and jails. Every part of Texas belongs to one of the state’s 254 counties.

6. www.tsl.texas.gov › slrm › blogHow to Determine Local Government Status | The Texas Record

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   Jun 14, 2016 · The Local Government Records Act (LGRA) defines a local government as “a county, including all district and precinct offices of a county, municipality, public school district, appraisal district, or any other special-purpose district or authority” [Local Gov’t Code Sec.201.003(7)].

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   A municipality, also called a city, is a local unit of government in Texas. The largest municipalities in Texas are Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, and El Paso.