Council Hall

About

The town hall of Kemp Hyläböm is one of the oldest buildings in the town proper.

Location

Kemp Hyläböm, Kythus

Services Provided

Fees and Taxes

The town hall is where residents will pay their taxes and various licencing fees owed to the town.

Town Council

The town's council holds an open moot once a ten day to discus important matters. Resident's of the town may petition to have issues addressed by the council at these meetings.

Archives

The town council hall has a library which contains recorded history, census data, and other important town related information. Public may request access to this library for a modest fee.

Staff

Flätäzaëdhëna - Town Master

Ëthëvna Kallëus

Klëpëdhëmü - Wise-Masters

Drekäva (treasurer)

Ejena Ethyger (councillor/noble)

Hähna Adhoah (councillor/noble)

Lyfeva Pälëźäpäwru (councillor/noble)

Tëkana Tröpexule (councillor/noble)

Thäthava (councillor)

Clerks

The town council hall employs six clerks in various roles, who manage daily business and maintain the council hall.

History

The town council hall was formerly the Bakre Trö Muyl - Green Oak Inn, which had been regularly used for town meetings since 602 YG. When the town was granted a free charter in 684 YG, the inn was repurposed to serve as the permanent bureaucratic centre for the town.

Persons

There a few familiar faces that may be found at the council hall from time to time.

Tövna Banadlyu (captain of the watch)