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The City of Hoonah government is based on a council-mayor form.  The mayor and six council members are elected by direct vote of registered voters in Hoonah, according to city and state statutes.

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The mayor acts as chief administrator of the city, is elected at large and serves a term of three years. While not a member of the council, the mayor presides over council meetings. The mayor appoints all members of commissions, boards and advisory committees, subject to council confirmation.

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The City Council serves as representatives of the citizens of Hoonah.  The council generally meets on the second Thursday of every month at 7 p.m.  Council meetings are open to the public.

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See the Hoonah City Code for a full description of the city government, elected officials, etc.