The Adair City Council is the governing body responsible for making decisions on local policies, budgets, and other important issues affecting the community. 

1. Structure and Members: The Adair City Council typically consists of the mayor and several council members. The exact number of council members can vary, but it is usually around five. Council members and the mayor are elected by the residents of Adair.

2. Meetings: The City Council holds regular meetings where they discuss and decide on a wide range of issues, including city budgets, infrastructure projects, local ordinances, and community events. These meetings are usually open to the public, allowing residents to participate and voice their concerns.

3. Functions and Responsibilities:

   • Legislation: The council passes local laws and ordinances that govern various aspects of life in Adair.
   • Budget and Finance: They are responsible for approving the city’s budget and overseeing financial matters.
   • Public Services: The council ensures the provision of essential services such as water, sewage, and public safety.
   • Planning and Development: They oversee city planning, zoning, and development projects to ensure orderly growth and development.

4. Public Participation: Residents are encouraged to attend council meetings and participate in public hearings. This is an important aspect of local democracy, allowing citizens to have a say in how their city is run.