kunnanhallituksella

Kunnanhallitus is a Finnish term referring to the municipal executive board. It is the primary administrative and executive body of a municipality in Finland. The kunnanhallitus is responsible for preparing matters to be decided by the municipal council and for implementing the council's decisions. It also manages the municipality's finances and administration.

The members of the kunnanhallitus are elected by the municipal council from among its own members. The number of members typically ranges from seven to eleven, depending on the size of the municipality. The chairman of the kunnanhallitus is usually the mayor, also known as the kunnanjohtaja. The board meets regularly, usually weekly or bi-weekly, to discuss and decide on various municipal affairs.

Key responsibilities of the kunnanhallitus include overseeing the municipality's budget, approving contracts, and making decisions on service provisions. It also plays a crucial role in the strategic planning and development of the municipality. The kunnanhallitus acts as the central authority for day-to-day operations and ensures that the municipality functions effectively in accordance with Finnish law and the directives of the municipal council. Its work is essential for the governance and administration of local services in Finland.