Noun
town clerk (plural town clerks)
The chief administrative officer of a town, responsible for maintaining its records.
town-clerk (plural town-clerks)
Alternative form of town clerk
town-clerk
RED SPRINGS — The town clerk here has received certification from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, Inc. for her efforts in education and contribution to the local government. Source: Internet
Amherst Town Clerk Shavena Martin was a guest speaker at the event and inspired students to register to vote and emphasized the importance of voting as a college student, which supports the New Voters Project campaign. Source: Internet
Betsy McClain, Hanover's town clerk, sits in her office in September 2019. Source: Internet
Five staff members hand-counted 21 auxiliary ballots – many more than usual, Town Clerk Merton Brown said. Source: Internet
Acting Harare town clerk Hosea Chisango said the city was improving all their vending sites and bringing up new ones. Source: Internet
But since it has already reached it's target, the group, which also includes the town's mayor and town clerk, are planning to expand the service to providing 1,000 meals a day over an eight week period in the Buckingham and Berkshire areas. Source: Internet