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garri49 [273]
2 years ago
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a. What kind of government does your community have? b. How is your local government organized? c. Who are the top officials in

your local government and what are their duties? d. How often does your community government meet? e. What services does your local government provide? f. What taxes or other fees does your family pay to support your local government? g. What services are shared with other communities in your area?
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Ede4ka [16]2 years ago
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Background. To simplify this description, the classifications developed by the U.S. Census Bureau will be followed. The Census Bureau designates two categories of local government, General Purpose and Special Purpose. Counties, municipalities, towns and townships constitute the general-purpose local governments

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