City hall in Alberta, Canada

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City hall is the seat of government for a city or town. It typically houses the city or town council, as well as the mayor's office. City halls are often located in the center of town, making them convenient for residents who need to access government services. They are also usually grand buildings, designed to symbolize the power and authority of the city or town government. City halls play an important role in the everyday lives of residents, and they are often considered to be the heart of a community.