Job description for the position of Lead Dispatcher.

Municipalities subject to the Purchasing Law of 1983, may wish to increase the maximum amount that exempts public advertisement and competitive bids from $2,500 to up to $10,000. To do so requires passage of an ordinance that adjusts the dollar amounts. This model does not include the language required to adopt the competitive sealed proposal method of procurement. If the municipality chooses to utilize the competitive sealed proposal method as authorized by TCA 12-3-1207 a procurement code must be adopted by ordinance. Purchasing procedures may be adopted by resolution, however, the procurement code must be adopted by ordinance.

MTAS was asked whether the utility system or the City may recognize and bargain with a union as the exclusive bargaining agent for utility employees.

MTAS was asked for information on heavy truck traffic regulation.

A website designed to share information with citizens about a proposed half cent sales tax increase; includes interactive map and FAQs. http://bayhalfcent.com/

E-book that includes discussion of how fixed pay and variable pay work together to attract, retain, and motivate employees.

MTAS was asked about the city's ability to waive receipt of the proceeds of bonds issued by the county school board and the constitutionality of exempting the City from the tax levied to retire those bonds.

A collection of sample interview questions in a variety of subject areas.

Registering dealers at a multi-vendor open-area flea market that routinely occurs along the Tennessee border and probably has multi-state vendor participation.

MTAS was asked to study the Public Building Authority (PBA) of Sevierville and make recommendations.