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Each city has a chief administrative officer such as a clerk, administrator, or manager. This position works closely with the City Council and with city staff to implement council policies.
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Resources

Guide for Communicating During a City Crisis

Offers tips and tactics for communicating with your city's residents and other stakeholders during and after a city crisis.

Published Oct 1, 2019.

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