1. Boards & Commissions

   The City of Coldwater has over a dozen boards, commissions and committees that are ran by residents in order to shape the pathway of our community’s future.

2. Branch County Economic Growth Alliance

   The Branch County Economic Growth Alliance (BCEGA) was created in 1989 to oversee economic development for Branch County, with its primary purpose to market the County’s industrial parks, located in the cities of Bronson, Coldwater, and the villages of Quincy and Union City.

3. City Attorney

   The City Attorney provides legal advice to the City Council, boards of all related city entities, appointed boards and commissions, and city staff related to the establishment, implementation, and enforcement of city laws, policies, and procedures.

4. City Council

   The members of the City Council are elected by the citizens, and they work together to pass laws, make general policies, supervise city government, and appropriate funds for various needs. The work of a council is supported by a number of specialized commissions that focus on specific issues like city planning and public works. Council meetings are open to the public, and public input is welcomed.

5. City Manager

   The city manager is appointed by the city council on the basis of merit, professional training, experience in city management and demonstrated ability. The manager is responsible to the council, insures that laws and ordinances are enforced and works with the department heads and employees so that municipal operations and functions are carried out efficiently.

6. City of Coldwater Master Plan

   The City of Coldwater Master Plan is Coldwater's vision of a growing community. In the plan you will find information regarding growth, government, and community.

7. Mayor

   The Mayor presides over and is a voting member of the City Council. He is the ceremonial head and chief officer of the City. The Mayor provides information concerning matters pertaining to the legislative and policy functions of the Council and gives his recommendations. The Mayor executes and authenticates documents required by law of the City Charter. He appoints members of boards and committees subject to the concurrence of the City Council.