The best way to maximize your city's local sales tax is to review the state's record of business locations (situs report) and correct any errors.

This document summarizes the key findings of the task force: a review of current collection and recycling operations; disposal practices and costs; information on waste to energy disposal; materials handling; source reduction; composting; and paying for collection and disposal of solid waste.

MTAS was asked what rights the city has to require that a police officer, who checked himself into a detoxification center and who now wants to return to work, prove that he is capable of performing his duties without risk to the public.

MTAS was asked to evaluate the County Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Utilization Guidelines.

MTAS was asked to explain the legal process for merging the water systems of two cities.

An organizational chart of municipal services, including public works and utilities.

MTAS was asked about the proper procedures for storing cash seized by the police department.

MTAS was asked whether city-owned vehicles are subject to search by law enforcement personnel and whether a city employee driving the city-owned vehicle can refuse to let the officer search without a search warrant. Includes a sample administrative policy on vehicle and equipment searches.

MTAS was asked if individual members of the board could incur any personal liability through their legislative activities.

MTAS was asked where the City has let a contract for the replacement of water lines within the city, can the city under the same contract, through a change order, extend water service approximately one mile outside the city limits to several customers.