MTAS provided information on what constitutes residency as it relates to a member of the governing body.

MTAS was asked several questions about property owners transferring property to the city for open space and parks.

MTAS was asked how a governing body can cure a violation or alleged violation of the Tennessee Open Meetings Act (TOMA).

An SOP from the Germantown Fire Department.

The Charter Commission's proposed advisory charter committee is formed to assist the city council in reviewing the charter.

Beginning July 1, 1997, all public safety dispatchers who receive requests for emergency aid by telephone (call takers) or radio, or who dispatch emergency aid resources by radio or other telecommunications devices must have completed a course of study approved by the State of Tennessee Public Safety Committee.

An ordinance regulating private sewage disposal and requiring use of public sewers when available.

A model ordinance based on GASB 54 requirements that creates a committed fund balance in order to ensure fund availability for the purchase of a specific item.

An overview of the Port Authority of the city of Clinton. This presentation covers the establishment of the Port Authority as well as its purpose, board requirements, and express authorities.

MTAS was asked about the potential tort liabilty of a city for dangerous conditions on city streets.