The Aldermen

Aldermen are elected officials who serve on a city or municipal council, helping to govern and make decisions for their community. They review and pass laws, approve budgets, and address local issues like safety, development, and public services. Their role is similar to that of legislators at higher levels of government but focused on local concerns. Aldermen work to represent the interests of their constituents, ensuring that community needs are considered in the decision-making process. Their work helps shape the policies and regulations that affect everyday city life.