Live fire training in an acquired structure is very valuable as it provides firefighters with some of the real life experience they need to be effective firefighters. Many communities do not have access to a training facility with a dedicated live fire building or smoke house, so using an acquired structure can provide a local opportunity to train under realistic conditions.

MTAS was asked about an employee accumulating other leave time while on workers' comp leave.

MTAS was asked two questions on capital outlay notes.

MTAS conducted this CMR by review of submitted documentation, field study work involving interviews with Harriman personnel, physical inspection of the fire stations and equipment, and a tour of the service area.

The City of Monteagle has the right to participate in the development of a growth plan for Franklin County.

MTAS was asked to analyze the law governing the authority of cities to use the administrative process to impose penalties for stormwater and pretreatment violations.

It is no longer necessary to hold a public hearing when amending the City's Personnel Policies because amendments can only be changed by the City Commission in a duly called public meeting, and amendments are required in writing through adoption of a resolution or, in some cases, an ordinance.

This report considers potential liabilities that local governments in Tennessee face when they use probationers to perform community service.

An evaluation and recommendations for the Dept. of Leisure Services of the City of Gallatin.

An ordinance that limits the time citizens may speak at a board meeting.