Which office is responsible for attesting to signatures of municipal officers?

The Municipal Clerk's Office is responsible for attesting to the signatures of municipal officers. This role is critical as the Clerk serves as the official custodian of municipal records and is tasked with ensuring the authenticity and validity of documents executed by municipal officials. By attesting to signatures, the Clerk helps maintain the integrity of governmental processes and assures the public that the documents have been properly executed.

The Finance Office, Planning Department, and Health Department do not have the same statutory responsibilities regarding the attestation of signatures. Each of these departments has its own specific functions related to financial oversight, land use and planning, and public health, respectively, but they do not serve the role of attesting signatures for official municipal documents. This specialized function is solely designated to the Municipal Clerk's Office within the municipal structure.