The Arts & Culture Commission

The City has a new commission! The City Council approved an ordinance allowing the establishment of an Arts & Culture Commission. The Commission grew out of the Public Arts Task Force and was initially approved for two years, with potential extension. Watch the city website and social media for an upcoming announcement seeking volunteers for the Commission.
— City of Hastings Government
 

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What is a city commission?

A city commission is a type of government in which a small group of commissioners is responsible for making decisions on behalf of a city or town. This form of government is often used in smaller municipalities and is characterized by its focus on community involvement and participation. The history of the city commission dates back to the early 20th century, when it was first developed as a way to provide more responsive and effective government for growing cities.

In a city commission, the commissioners are elected by the citizens of the city or town. The commissioners then work together to make decisions on important issues affecting the community, such as budgets, land use, and public services. Each commissioner is typically responsible for a specific area of government, such as public works or parks and recreation.

The city commission typically holds regular meetings, where members discuss and vote on issues that come before them. These meetings are open to the public, allowing citizens to have a say in the decision-making process. The city commission may also hold public hearings on important issues, where citizens can voice their opinions and provide input on decisions that are being considered.

Overall, the city commission is designed to provide a more responsive and accountable form of government, with a focus on community involvement and participation.

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