Provides Federal and State data that describes the design and operations of the U.S. system of government; regarding bodies of government at levels of town, village, city and county, to promote strengthened communities with effective public servants.   

Site contents are not aimed to create conflict or unrest between servants and the public.  Rather to explain that government designers described within constitutions and legislation, types of relations to exist between public servants and the public that are intended to benefit both parties by forming a beneficial union.

A government is the formal system and set of institutions that makes and enforces laws, maintains order, and manages public policy for a society.  This site directs within legislation to identify written public servant roles (protocols) for all members of government and also expresses the ability of U.S. residents to manage local, State and Federal members of government by multiple lawful means.

All bodies of the U.S. government are designed to provide numerous public services to benefit individuals, communities, States and the Nation as a whole.  Design of government beckons direct communication between members of government and people served to learn of public needs, incorporate modified laws, regulations, voting and civic actions such as addressing public concerns, improving community life, or shaping public policy.

Public servants are granted limited power and must answer for actions.  Systems presently exist within legislation to hold members of government accountable for failures, neglect, crimes, participating in corruption, and many other forms of misconduct.  Correcting misconduct is necessary for the health of the government and communities.

Public servants and government bodies within the U.S. are designed to be managed from within and by U.S. citizens through communication, teamwork, elections and accountability.  State legislation and Federal codes contain multiple means for the public to lawfully manage public servants in all levels of government.