Cities and Villages (minus edu)

The city AND village receive most of their money from

the title of a city's chief elected executive officer

amount of money raised through the property tax to finance local government services

a tax on property levied by local governments based on estimated value of property

the process by which two or more adjoining units of government merge into one unit

the process by which part of an adjoining town is added to a city or village

allows cities and villages to decide how to manage their own affairs unless the state constitution prohibits it

the governing body of a village elected at large

property tax levy divided by the total value of property in a taxing unit

a person hired to strengthen the management of a city or village

elected members of the common council

legislation enacted by a municipal unit of government

The selected governing body of a city

The city SPENDS most of its money on

the VILLAGE SPENDS most of its money on

A form of democracy in which elected people represent the larger citizenry

Cities are usually more populated compared to villages

There are more cities than villages in Wisconsin