Benefits of Council-Manager Government (hiring a City Manager)
• Distinguishes between the administrative role of manager/administrator and the policy role of chief elected executive.
• Chief elected official (e.g., mayor, board chairperson, commissioner) serves as political leader and “face” of community.
• Day-to-day operations managed by highly trained, nonpartisan, experienced professional manager or administrator.
• Manager or administrator possesses the “know-how” and experience to ensure continuous improvement of community services.
• Political power concentrated in entire governing body and policy making resides with elected officials.
• Elected officials free to devote time to policy planning and development.
• The form emphasizes ethical, effective, efficient, and equitable service delivery.
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