MTAS was asked whether having a member of the board of mayor and aldermen serving as the city's housing director would present a conflict of interest in violation of applicable law.

MTAS was asked whether the language in the city charter either entitles or authorizes the mayor to cost of living increases.

MTAS was asked whether a school board member could be employed by the school system as a part-time employee over the summer.

MTAS was asked whether a councilman's wife can bid on a catering contract to provide a Christmas Dinner to employees.

MTAS responded to question from an UT County Technical Assistance Service consultant regarding the non-resident voting rights for cities in Carroll County, Tennessee.

MTAS and CTAS conducted this study to determine whether the SBK model, a combined multi-city and county cooperative animal services function, is working, to make recommendations for improvement, and to determine whether current facilities are adequate. The study includes some national standards information and a methodology for comparing an animal shelter to those and other standards.

Alternative methods of accommodation will need to be provided, if requested.

The ADAAA ensures protections for people with disabilities whose conditions have been denied as ADA eligible through years of Supreme Court ADA interpretation.

MTAS was asked whether a plan of services adopted in connection with an annexation done in 1961 is binding upon the city.

MTAS was asked whether the city can be a member of the Chamber of Commerce, which membership costs the city $350 per year.