Hardaway and Robinson County consolidated city and county governments in 1970 to reduce duplication of services that wasted public funds. Known as Solidarity, the plan greatly increased the size and population of the city as areas once under county jurisdiction joined with Hardaway.

The combined government is divided into three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. An elected mayor heads the Executive Branch. The mayor appoints the director of five executive departments, who oversees the city's infrastructure, development, public works, public safety, and parks.

The Legislative Branch consists of a 29-member city-county council that confirms appointments by the mayor, adopts budgets, and exacts local laws. Each member is elected to a four-year term; 25 members are selected by their districts and four members are chosen citywide. The county has townships that have elected officials such as assessors and trustees.

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