Reformers in the early 1900s acclaimed the council-manager plan, also known as the

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The term "city-manager plan" is another name for the council-manager form of government. This plan was advocated by reformers in the early 1900s, who believed that professional city managers could bring greater efficiency and expertise to municipal government. The council-manager plan features a professional city manager who is appointed by and accountable to the elected city council. The mayor in this form has more of a ceremonial role and less power than in the strong mayor-council form.

Reformers in the Early 1900s Acclaimed the Council-Manager Plan, Also