Municipal Boards are local government bodies responsible for managing and overseeing the administration of a specific area, usually a town or city. They handle various functions such as urban planning, public health, sanitation, and infrastructure development. Members of these boards are typically elected by the residents of the municipality. These boards ensure that local services meet the needs of the community and work to improve the quality of life for residents. They also play a crucial role in budget allocation and policy-making, often collaborating with other entities like state governments and community organizations to address local issues effectively.