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The City of uMhlathuze is a municipality serving the Richards Bay, Empangeni, eSikhaleni, eNseleni, Vulindlela, Ngwelezane and Port Durnford areas on the north coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal. It is home to the deepest port in Africa and one of the largest bulk terminals in the world.

The City of Unley is a vibrant and dynamic local council that provides a range of valued and diverse services to the surrounding community. Based on the city fringe, less than 4 kilometres from the Adelaide CBD, the Council engages with their community across local business initiatives, community events, arts, environmental sustainability, community services and volunteering programs. We are passionate leaders in many fields and believe that what we do makes a positive difference to our community.

Upland is a full service City with a population of 75,000 and 15.8 square miles. Upland is located in San Bernardino County, and within close proximity to Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties. It is a very desirable community with many cultural, commercial and recreational opportunities.

Goals for Utica • Improving the Quality of Life for ALL Residents in the City of Utica • Revitalizing Neighborhoods by Rebuilding them One Street at a Time • Fostering an Atmosphere Friendly to Small-Businesses within the City of Utica If you have a question or concern, the Mayor would love to hear from you. Send an e-mail to mayor@cityofutica.com or mail to: Mayor's Office One Kennedy Plaza Utica, NY 13502

Vancouver, Washington sits on the north bank of the Columbia River directly across from Portland, Oregon. Our community combines the excitement of a major metropolitan area with small-town charm and abundant recreational opportunities.

Vandalia, Ohio is a premier destination to live, work or play in the Dayton region. Located at the crossroads of Interstate 70 and Interstate 75, Vandalia, Ohio is less than 10 minutes away from the urban core of Dayton, Ohio. Vandalia is home to approximately 15,300 citizens. Vandalia is a hub for business and is home to companies in a wide array of industries, including Independent Can, White Castle (food processing), Carter Logistics, Johnson Electric, Crown Solutions/Veolia Water, GE Aviation and Inteva. This Tree City USA boasts an impressive parks and recreation system, which includes 14 city parks, a state-of-the-art recreation center and an outdoor community swimming pool. The City's school district has consistently earned an "Excellent"​ rating from the State of Ohio Department of Education. City services include municipal courts, fire, EMS, police, street maintenance and building inspection. The city also jointly operates a water treatment facility and a wastewater treatment plant. HISTORY In 1838, Vandalia was nothing more than the crossing point of two dirt trails near a spot we now know as the intersection of National Road (Route 40) and the Dixie Highway. Benjamin Wilhelm was the first to settle here, building his home and a small general store that would serve travelers as they journeyed westward. The busy path attracted more entrepreneurs and soon a small settlement began to take shape. In 1848, incorporation papers were filed to establish the Village of Vandalia. VANDALIA TODAY Today, that confluence of two dirt roads is a modern city with amenities usually reserved for much larger communities. A mature community that focuses on planned economic development, the City relies heavily on careful planning to facilitate responsible and meaningful growth. For more information on Vandalia, Ohio, contact Rob Cron, Assistant City Manager, rcron@vandaliaohio.org, (937) 415-2323.

City of Venus is a government administration company based out of Venus, Texas, United States.

Welcome to the City of Vernon, B.C. The City of Vernon was incorporated on December 30, 1892. The City of Vernon has a population of approximately 40,000 (2013), while its metropolitan region, Greater Vernon, has a population of 58,584 as of the Statistics Canada 2011 Census. With this population, Vernon is the largest city in the North Okanagan Regional District. Heritage buildings, structures, sites and streetscapes are those physical elements of the past which reflect each community's historic evolution and unique identity. Vernon, as the oldest incorporated city in the Okanagan Valley, has a rich inventory of heritage resources. For more than a century, Vernon has welcomed people from all parts of the world who were attracted by its character and physical beauty together with its economic and cultural diversity. Today Vernon continues to grow while maintaining for both newcomer and old-timer alike the connections with the past that lend a sense of stability and continuity to the community. With cycling and hiking trails expanding every year, a growing transit system (providing direct access to UBCO), and a new public library and secondary school under construction, Vernon is the ideal location to raise your family, start a business or retire. The Okanagan Valley has one of the most enviable climates in Canada. This makes Vernon and the Okanagan Valley a popular choice among visitors, immigrants and other Canadians who are relocating or retiring. Although Vernon enjoys a four seasons climate, it is not unusual to see golfers on the courses in the spring while skiers enjoy the deep powder of nearby mountains.

The City of Vestavia Hills is 19 square miles from "Old Vestavia"​ to Cahaba Heights to Liberty Park and has a population of around 35, 000 residents. Vestavia Hills is a place where we live "A Life Above"​ by keeping three things in mind is Unity, Prosperity and Family.

The City of Victor Harbor is located on the coast of South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula, about 80 kilometres south of the Adelaide CBD. It is the largest population centre of the Fleurieu region and considered to be the hub of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula. The Council area encompasses 346 square kilometres, sharing boundaries with Alexandrina Council to the east and the District Council of Yankalilla to the west. The Council owns and operates the Victor Harbor Public Library, Victor Harbor Recreation Centre, Old School Building, Town Hall, Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre, Coral Street Art Space and the South Australian Whale Centre. Council also owns the Victor Harbor and Encounter Bay sports grounds. Being the economic hub of the southern Fleurieu region, Victor Harbor attracts businesses of varying sizes and industries. Tourism is seen as the significant contributor to the local economy with 1.2 annual visitors injecting $163 million each year. Residents and visitors can also benefit from expanding retail and hospitality offerings in the City. The City of Victor Harbor has established this page to communicate with our community. By accessing and using this page, you are accepting our Social Media Guidelines. To view the guidelines, visit www.victor.sa.gov.au/socialmedia