Star-Spangled Englishm38 · 4-01 Maturita Vocabulary
Public Administration, Municipalities and Public Services. Part 1: Local government and municipalities.
public administration
a municipality
local government
city hall
a mayor
a council
a council member
a local authority
a district
a resident
a public office
a decision
a public meeting
a regulation
self-government
state administration
a building permit
a data box
Useful phrases.
The municipality makes decisions about local services and development.
Residents can attend a public meeting of the council.
The mayor represents the town and works with the council.
Public Administration, Municipalities and Public Services. Part 2: Municipal offices and public jobs.
a clerk
a civil servant
a department
office hours
an application form
a permit
an identity card
registration
an appointment
to apply
to issue a document
to sign
a stamp
an official
a region
a regional government
Useful phrases.
You may need an appointment before you visit the municipal office.
The clerk checked my identity card and application form.
The office issued the document after I paid the fee.
Public Administration, Municipalities and Public Services. Part 3: Public services and local facilities.
a public service
public transportation
public transport
waste collection
water supply
a public park
a community center
a community centre
a health center
road maintenance
street lighting
public housing
social housing
local police
emergency services
the national government
parliament
Useful phrases.
Reliable public transportation helps people get to work and school.
Waste collection and street lighting are important public services.
A good library can be a useful community center for all ages.
Public Administration, Municipalities and Public Services. Part 4: Municipal budget and local projects.
a municipal budget
tax revenue
a fee
a grant
a subsidy
an expense
an investment
public money
a project
a public contract
to plan
to spend
to save
to repair
a minister
a register office
Useful phrases.
The municipal budget pays for services, repairs, and local projects.
The town received a grant to repair the school building.
Public money should be spent carefully and transparently.
Public Administration, Municipalities and Public Services. Part 5: Transparency and citizen participation.
transparency
public information
a notice board
a consultation
a complaint
a suggestion
a petition
to vote
to attend
to discuss
to improve
a volunteer
a community
a birth certificate
a passport
Useful phrases.
Residents can send suggestions or complaints to the municipal office.
Important public information should be easy to find on the town website.
Citizen participation can improve local projects and build trust.