Definition of «councillor»

A councillor is a member of a local or national government body who advises on policy and makes decisions that affect their community.

The city councillor proposed a new policy to improve waste management in the local community.
During the council meeting, the councillor raised concerns about the lack of affordable housing options in the town.
The councillor met with the residents to discuss the construction of a new park in the neighborhood.
The city councillor attended a conference to learn about best practices for promoting sustainable transportation.
The councillor led a campaign to raise awareness about mental health issues among teenagers in the district.
The local councillor organized a town hall meeting to gather feedback on proposed changes to the zoning laws.
The councillor collaborated with community organizations to organize a food drive for those in need.
The city councillor spearheaded the initiative to establish a new recreational center for senior citizens.
The councillor requested a detailed report from the municipal department regarding road maintenance and repairs.
During the council session, the councillor advocated for stricter regulations on air pollution to protect public health.

There has been little consideration of the impact of developing amalgamated city regional governmental frameworks on the role and resonance of local councillors in their communities. (theconversation.com)
It ignores, for example, the number of councillors elected for each ward. (totalpolitics.com)
From 1987 until 1991 Adonis was an Oxford City Councillor for the Social Democratic Party and later the Liberal Democrats, representing the North Ward. (en.wikipedia.org)
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