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In the United States, a city clerk as an elected or appointed official who is charged with the responsibility of being the official keeper of the municipal records.

A city clerk's office usually publishes agendas for city council or alderman meetings, and is responsible for recording all council- and city mayor-related actions. The staff of the office of a city clerk also usually edits, compiles and publishes the minutes of city council meetings.

Titles | Government occupations | Management occupations

 

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