Which best describes how municipalities are formed in Georgia?

a. in special elections

b. with the approval of the assembly

c. through laws passed by Congress

d. with the approval of the governor

The correct answer is B.

In the state of Georgia, cities and towns are considered the same legal entity and they are called ' municipal corporation '.

These municipal corporations are formed by a charter through a legislative act of the Georgia General Assembly.

This charter establishes the government structure of the city, defines its boundaries, powers and functions.

This form of forming municipalities dates back to The Georgia Home Rule Act of 1965. It gives the new formed municipalities the flexibility in governing many of their own affairs.

B. With the approval of the assembly. Good luck!