municipally

It can be easy to lose a sense of where you are, municipally speaking.

The health services and the police, for instance, are run nationally, not municipally.

Municipally, the area has a complex history and its boundaries have changed several times.

They were built at municipally owned ground and had places for 36 cars.

In 2005, ground was broken for a third municipally owned power plant.

Beginning in 1862, the municipally owned land was let to various tenants.

However, the city and municipally have a number of notable cemeteries.

The city had one of the first municipally owned streetcar systems.

Since then it has been a municipally managed park.

Municipally owned utilities are not under the jurisdiction of the Commission.

Why should we be limited to municipally owned property?

Before Pratt was elected federally, he served in public office municipally.

Several municipally funded programs affect health in the city.

Credited as being one of the very best municipally owned courses in Canada.

This is Canada's first municipally owned and operated wind farm.

It also operated 116 municipally owned water and sewage facilities.

Enid was the first city of Oklahoma to have a municipally owned airport.

The municipally funded and controlled system has been operated by private contractors since 1999.

The German water sector has always been dominated by municipally owned utilities.

A huge public outcry was followed by a call for municipally owned utilities.

The city of Monroe has the oldest municipally owned transit system in the nation.

In 1883 the Institute was thus transformed into a municipally supported public reference library.

"If they were a municipally owned team, you could have an issue because the team would be a state actor."

Municipally financed service may discourage investment by private companies.

The following localities are urbanized, but have not been municipally organized.