Belfast City Council, Government department in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Belfast City Council is the local government body operating from the City Hall building in the center of the city. It manages services and programs that touch many aspects of daily life for people living in Belfast and surrounding areas.
The organization was created in 1973 when an older local government body was reorganized following new legislation for Northern Ireland. This restructuring changed how local administration was organized across the region.
The council manages 60 elected representatives from ten electoral districts, reflecting the diverse communities within the expanded city boundaries.
The council has a main office that is open to the public during business hours and offers various services. It helps to know which department handles your specific need before visiting.
The council's coat of arms carries a Latin motto that has been part of its identity since the early 1600s. This heritage reflects the long continuity of the organization's administrative role in the city.
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