MTAS was asked whether the ten minutes during which police officers attend mandatory roll-call can be calculated for the purposes of overtime compensation and what, if any, is the rate of compensation due non-exempt police officers for work between 160 and 171 hours when their work period is 28 days, and their regular schedule during that work period is 160 hours.

Based on revenue projections for FY 2004-2005, cities are expected to receive approximately $96.46 per capita for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2004.

MTAS was asked what rules govern overtime compensation for full-time recreational employees who work four ten hour days.

MTAS was asked to provide an economic development review, which is intended to review the organization, operations, and strategies that may assist in promoting economic development.

A resolution providing for the appointment of a court clerk for the Town of Tracy City.

MTAS was asked for information on the operation of emergency vehicles and whether a municipality can levy personal property taxes.

The General Assembly made changes in laws during the 2006 legislative session that affect municipal courts and municipal code enforcement.

The Tennessee General Assembly recently enacted a new law that repeals the Dog and Cat Humane Death Act [Part 3] in its entirety. It was replaced with Chapter 70, referred to as the Non-livestock Animal Humane Death Act.

MTAS was asked to create a resolution for payment in lieu of taxes.