A Town Clerk is a local government official responsible for maintaining public records and managing administrative tasks for a town or municipality. This role often includes overseeing elections, preparing meeting agendas, and keeping minutes of town meetings. The Town Clerk serves as a key point of contact for residents seeking information about local government services and regulations. In addition to record-keeping, the Town Clerk may also handle permits, licenses, and vital records such as birth and death certificates. This position is essential for ensuring transparency and accountability within the local government, supporting the work of elected officials like the Mayor and Town Council.