Which plan is designed specifically for smaller municipalities?

The Small Municipalities Plan is specifically designed for smaller municipalities to ensure that their governance and administrative needs are met effectively and efficiently. This plan accounts for the unique challenges faced by smaller communities, such as limited resources, a smaller tax base, and a need for streamlined governance structures.

In contrast, the Mayor-Council Plan and the Council-Manager Plan are governance structures that can be utilized by municipalities of various sizes but may not specifically cater to the needs of smaller municipalities. The Regional Cooperation Plan focuses on collaboration among multiple municipalities to address regional issues, rather than directly being tailored to the governance of individual smaller towns or cities.

By having a plan dedicated to smaller municipalities, the Small Municipalities Plan helps to create a more manageable and effective administrative environment that can better serve the residents of those communities. This approach can include simplified decision-making processes, effective resource allocation, and tailored support for local governance issues, making it an essential tool for small towns.