Antarctic Cities and Municipalities Association

Antarctic Cities and Municipalities Association
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Headquarters	Flint Tower, 1300 Icicle Street, Polaris, Eastshield
Languages	English
Membership	60 cities
- leader	Kenneth B. Kratz (President),*Annalie Reed (Vice President), Orion Freddy ( Speaker of the House)
- members	120 Representatives
Establishment	July 5, 2002
- early times	1994-1996
- official start	2002
Website	http://acma.co.aq

The Antarctic Cities and Municipalities Association, coloquially known as ACMA is a multi-city organization, founded in Polaris in 2002. The organization is comrpised of multiple municipalities across the Antarctic. The ACMA was created by the Mayors of three cities, South Pole City, Polaris and Club Penguin City in 2002, in an effort to help govern cities. The ACMA is headquartered in the Flint Tower, a 780 ft. tall skyscrapers, with 55 stories where it occupies thirty-six of the fifty-five storiesl

Every two weeks, representatives from cities converge on Polaris for voting, the introduction of ordinances and proposals. Ordiances passed by the organization are required to be universal for all member municipalities and cities, unless the cities are observers. Representatives for cities comprise of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor, under the Universal City Law, passed by the assocation in 2006. The most recent city to join ACMA is Mattress Village.

History

In 1994, the mayors of Polaris, and South Pole City created a tentaive city partnership deal, in which a bilateral meeting would take place every week. By the end of 1995,10 seperate cities aligned with the then-named Continental Cities Union, which was headquartered in Polaris, which is still the home of the ACMA today.

Current Representatives

City	Representative or Observer	Deputy Representative	Join date (Y-M-D)
Polaris	Kenneth N. Kratz	Annalie Reed	2008-01-01
South Pole City	Orion Freddy	Stanley Mafee
Club Penguin City	James Patterson	Darren O'Connor
Shiverpool	Louis Ford	Adrian Stone
East Bank City	CatZip888	Jason Meiler	2009-01-01
Bern	Jacques Formidable	Maurice Hammerstein
Snellville (Observer)	Fanny Ford	N/A
Glassyglow	Mark Dickson	Walton Freedon
Enderby City	Jacob Reginald Enderby III	Karl Wolfe
Penguville	James Flack	Walter Farley
Ternville (Observer)	Amelia Catherine Hatter
New West City	Idoreconise	Allen Fink
Beachville	Allen Fink	Jana Donn
Penguiki	Darren Wall	Adam Penguinson
Googolplex (Observer)	Stevie Falcon I	James Techno
Mojave	Emily Bach	Franz Brunswick
Sealville	Warren Tusken	Demi Musty
Zurich	Maddieworld	Francois Montagne
Snowville	Sam Rudi	Vanna Fox	2009-01-03
Newton Town	Joyce Aller	David Acton	2009-01-03
Saint Moritz	Frank Mort	Donna Artford	2011-01-01 (Jan 1st 2011)
Aquarius	Sir Thomas Aquarius	Lyndon Pannel
Frostize	Kirk McKirk	Dan Dolley
Inland	Graham Bill	Rana King
Las Puffles	Oscar B. Greatman	Brendan Taylor
New Happyface City	Landon Morton	Maurice Julian
Ice City	Anna Garcia	Diego Dellas
Pengu Town	Allen Carten	Michael Hain
Kingston	Harry Drift	Adam Waynes
Mattress Village (observer)	Gopper1	N/A	2011-04-15
Jing Jongs Town (Observer)	Jing Jongs	N/A	2011-11-15

Trivia

• Yoenah has tried to apply for this several times, but it is resoundingly rejected as a media stunt and lame bid for recognition.
• As an observer, Mattress Village is not affected by UCLs passed in the Association, but it does vote and propose laws for the Association. (Obviously, they never pass. Ever. Ever ever ever.)
  • The Mattress Village Representative actually bunks in the Flint Tower,that is to say, he actually lives there. Since the weekly trip from his hometown to Polaris would take too long and be too expensive, he has a small room of his own in the tower.
• Some have considered moving the headquarters from Polaris to South Pole City, because more moderate observers fear that Polaris is "trying to usurp South Pole City" as the dominant municipality on the Antarctic mainland.

See also

• Polaris
• Polaris City Council
• United Antarctic Nations
• NATO
• Kingfish Tower