What is another word for aldermembers?
Pronunciation: [ˌɔːldəmˈɛmbəz] (IPA) 
Aldermembers are a group of elected officials who serve on local government councils. However, there are many other terms used to refer to these individuals depending on the region or country. For example, in some places, they are known as aldermen, councillors, councilors or town councillors. Other synonyms include selectmen, commissioners, trustees, and burgesses. The term 'mayor' is also often used interchangeably with aldermembers in smaller municipalities. In many cases, the specific title used will depend on the level of local government and the duties and responsibilities of the elected officials. Regardless of their title, aldermembers are responsible for making important decisions that affect their communities, from budgets and development plans to public safety and community services.
