"civic" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use the word to refer to matters relating to the citizens or government of a city. For example, "The city government is hosting a civic engagement event to get feedback from residents."
Civic planners in the world's largest metropolises have learned how to make urban spaces safer and more liveable, allowing cities to recover, thanks to new approaches to policing and social investment," he says.
Although both are conservative, the Civic Platform party has a more liberal stance on some issues.
And I also intend to bring in business and labor and civic leaders from all across the country here to Washington to get their ideas and input, as well.
Their goals were less arrogant: to increase cultural access for Montrealers, and to include culture as part of the solution to any civic problems.
It "felt weirdly more like a responsibility, a kind of civic or national responsibility", he says, the Lancashire accent surprisingly strong in a man who, now 56, has lived in the capital since he was 21.
"When we all turned up at a civic event at Manchester Town Hall to celebrate the double, Eric wandered in wearing a denim jacket instead of a blazer.
There are as many stories of new wealth and emergent middle classes in Africa as there are of civic dysfunction.
The unequal war between profiteering and civic wisdom was in unabashed evidence some 20 years before this great flood.
At the end of the communist era, civic society was not strong enough to challenge the interests of new and old elites throughout east-central Europe.
I guess I see it as a civic duty – a right but also a responsibility.
By this summer, the civic centre will launch its own energy company, taking the heat produced by a giant local waste incinerator, and flog it to businesses in the area.
