Analysis of local public administration in Republic of Moldova reveals a system of self-organized local authorities, called to ensure proper management of public affairs of local administrative units, with no direct state involvement in their activity. As divers are the forms of activity of local public administration and own or delegated economic and social domains they manage, equally divers are the control forms of LPA, enrolled in the general forms of government control. Individualization derives from the position and role of local government in the state, especially in intermediate position between the legislative power, the executive one and the population whose needs they have to meet, mediating general interest, private and local, through public services and other techniques that are available. Administrative control is the form of control exercised over LPA by a series of ways and requests, which is the subject of this paper.