Municipalities of Colombia are the smallest administrative divisions in the country, responsible for local governance. There are over 1,100 municipalities, each with its own local government, which includes a mayor and a council. These municipalities vary in size, population, and resources, reflecting the diverse geography and culture of Colombia. Each municipality is part of a department, which is a larger administrative region. Municipalities handle essential services such as education, health, and public safety. They also play a crucial role in local development and community engagement, making them vital to the overall governance structure of Colombia.