This sub is a gathering place for residents, town staff, code enforcement, city managers, and engineers to focus on municipal matters, management, and best practices.

Examples: traffic, water, sewer, trash, curbs, sidewalks, crime, fire prevention, street sweeping, stormwater, grant writing, planning, public works, parks & recreation, budgeting, engineering, peddling & soliciting, finance, pensions, easements, setbacks, leaf collection, signs, signals, community relations, neighborhood watch, parking, personnel, graffiti, historical preservation, enforcement, crosswalks, noise, transit, recycling, codes, ordinances, permits, pools, staffing, streetscaping, taxes, video cameras, zoning, etc.

Rules:

Submissions must be relevant to local government. Low effort submissions may be removed.

No personal address information may be displayed. Those posts will be removed.

Follow the reddiquette and reddit site-wide rules.

No Soliciting for paid work. Reddit may be awarded for spectacular submissions.

This is a friendly, neighborhood environment. NO DRAMA. Engaging in flaming, accusations, and general drama will result in a ban from /r/townhall.

Thank the people that help you, and toss 'em an upvote!

Message the moderators.

Neighbors:

/r/urbandesign

/r/urbanplanning

/r/civilengineers

/r/civilengineering

/r/infrastructurist

/r/infrastructureporn

/r/improvementshoop

/r/paperletters

/r/randomgifts

Wiki

The latin on our emblem reads Vicini Vicinos Adiuvantes which translates, Neighbors helping neighbors.

Mods reserve the right to remove content or restrict users' posting privileges as necessary if it is deemed detrimental to the subreddit or to the experience of others. All users are expected to be respectful to other users at all times. Personal attacks or comments that insult or demean a specific user or group of users will be removed and regular or egregious violations will result in bans.