In what way are a mayor-council system and a council-manager system similar?

In both systems, a council is responsible for making laws and policies.

In both systems, a council hires someone to oversee city departments.

In both systems, elected commissioners oversee the council.

In both systems, an elected leader shares power with the council.

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11 February, 23:16

In what way are a mayor-council system and a council-manager system similar?

In both systems, a council is responsible for making laws and policies.

In both systems, a council hires someone to oversee city departments.

In both systems, elected commissioners oversee the council.

In both systems, an elected leader shares power with the council.

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Giuliana Brennan · Answer 1

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Both mayor-council system and council-manager system is similar in a way that it is responsible for making laws and policies for the benefit of its constituent. The important task of the council-manager system is to hire and monitor a professional city manager.

Meanwhile, the mayor may not necessarily have the educational degree to run the city government but he must have at least the skill to execute the laws that was passed by the council. However, council-manager are expected to have a college degree in public administration so he/she may understand and run a city government.

Korbin Mcgee · Answer 2

The answer for this question is a council is responsible for making laws and policies.