MTAS was asked whether the passage of the new mayor-aldermanic charter had the effect of repealing the old charter and when that repeal took effect.

MTAS was asked whether a city could use special assessments to pay for streets in a subdivision in a city where the builder of the subdivision defaulted on his street bond and the city had not accepted the streets.

An article answering the question regarding the responsibility and scheduling of the Fire Chief's position in a fire department.

Gallaway requested a comprehensive management overview of the fire department. This report provides an outside perspective of the city's fire services and future needs.

The Town of Signal Mountain asked twenty-four cities whether they had an ordinance regulating chickens within the city limits.

This study was conducted at the request of Chief Matt Doak, Fire Chief for the Shelbyville Fire Department. Information provided as a part of this study was drawn from an Insurance Service Office (ISO) audit report dated July 2017, through an in-person visit to the department, and interview with Fire Marshal Jason Richardson and Training Officer John Young conducted on March 22, 2019. The purpose of this study is to assist the department in evaluating and interpreting their ISO audit report and recommend actions that may assist the department improve their public protection classification in the future.

MTAS was asked whether a city can annex property and zone the same property in the same ordinance.

The second phase of the minimum wage increase went into effect of September 1, 1997. Under the act, employees, unless specifically exempt, must receive a minimum wage no less than $5.15 per hour for all hours worked.

A listing of the number of board members in eighty cities with populations between 2,400 and 7,600.

MTAS was asked whether the city can serve city warrants outside the city for municipal ordinance violations committed within the city.