Mayor

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The mayor is a character entrusted with the responsibility of managing a town and its town hall.

They attain the role of mayor through municipal elections and hold office for a maximum term of 30 days.

Within this period, every mayor is vested with the following authority and duties:

• purchase for the town
• develop the town and manage the construction sites
• file a lawsuit
• review:
  • accounting reports, assessment sheet, tax fraud
  • purchase and sale orders
• resignation:
  • mayors have the option to resign from their position if they choose to do so
• donate:
  • money to the county
  • money to someone
• write a letter to everyone in town
• manage:
  • inventory
  • autobuy prices
  • grants
  • militia, taxes, Town Hall's calendar, ranch keeping, civil servants, administrative tasks, Town Hall's tavern
  • axes and woodcutting (only in the towns with forests)
• appoint assistants and the chief mentor
• write the information message
• work in their office (disabled)
  
  

In recognition of their role, holding the position of mayor entitles them to several benefits, including:

• 250 luxury points
• 120 influence points
• a mayor profile badge
• a mayor title
  
  

Remarks:

• Actions of the mayor are available in the mayor's office.
• In a free city with a port, the mayor automatically becomes the harbourmaster of the village.
• In the cantons of the Swiss Confederation, the mayor is also referred to as the avoyer.
• Mayors, along with judges and public prosecutors, must be aware of and enforce the Rules for the Administration of Justice to ensure fair governance and justice within the town.
  
  

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