The Town Hall

A Town Hall is a central government building where local officials hold meetings, conduct public business, and engage with community members. It serves as a venue for discussions on local issues, decision-making, and civic events. Town halls facilitate communication between government authorities and residents, promoting transparency and public participation in governance. They often house administrative offices and may host public forums, hearings, and community programs, playing a key role in ensuring local government functions effectively and remains accessible to citizens.