Ten cities were asked several questions about their parks and recreation budget, staffing, and pavilion rental fee.
| Parks and recreation--Facilities Parks and recreation--Finance Parks and recreation--Personnel Parks and recreation--Surveys |
MTAS was asked whether the city council can change the agenda of a special meeting during the meeting.
| Open meetings--Laws and regulations--Tennessee Meetings--Planning and management City council--Procedure Boards--Municipal |
MTAS was asked whether a city employee can run for office on the city's governing body.
| Conflict of interests Personnel--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked what the relationship of the mayor is with respect ot the city's electrical system, which was organized under Municipal Electrical Plant Law of 1935.
| Electric systems--Personnel Electric systems Utilities--Administration Boards--Municipal |
Job description for the position of Civic Center Manager.
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| Civic centers Parks and recreation--Facilities--Civic centers Personnel--Classification |
MTAS was asked to provide sample oral interview questions for an entry level firefighter.
| Fire--Personnel Personnel--Selection and recruitment--Tests Personnel--Selection and recruitment |
MTAS surveyed eighteen cities whose E-911 communications are handled by the county they are located in. Representatives of each city were asked about service cost and the formula used to determine the charge for each city.
| Emergency communications--Finance Emergency communications--Intergovernmental agreements |
MTAS was asked whether the city can require real estate signs to contain notation that property indicated for sale is in an historical district and that special zoning restrictions apply to the use of the property.
| Historical preservation Signs and signboards Historic districts Zoning--Historic |
MTAS was asked how other jurisdictions have presented new fire/building code adoptions to the community, builders, architects and engineers.
| Building codes Fire--Codes |
MTAS was asked whether the city could hold referendum on alternative utility services, and the conditions under which the city could obtain water services from water provider other than utility district serving the city.
| Elections--Initiatives and referendums Utilities--Utility districts |