Court of Aldermen

The Court of Aldermen is a legislative body within a city government, often functioning as a part of the city’s larger legislative or governing council. It typically consists of elected officials known as aldermen, who represent specific districts or neighborhoods. The Court of Aldermen debates, amends, and approves laws, ordinances, and policies relevant to the city’s governance, ensuring local priorities are addressed. Its structure and powers can vary depending on the city’s government system, but generally, it plays a key role in shaping municipal legislation and overseeing city administration.