What is another word for board of selectmen?
Pronunciation: [bˈɔːd ɒv sɪlˈɛktmɛn] (IPA) 
The term "Board of Selectmen" is typically used in New England to refer to a group of elected officials who govern a town or city. Synonyms for this term vary depending on the region, but may include "Town Council," "Select Board," or "Board of Supervisors." In some areas, these officials may be referred to as "Town Commissioners" or simply "The Board." Regardless of the nomenclature, the duties of these officials typically include setting town policy, approving budgets, and overseeing the town's administrative functions. While the term "Board of Selectmen" remains common in New England, local governments throughout the US use a variety of titles to refer to these important elected officials.
