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New youth sports concussion and head injury law effective January 1, 2014

Public Chapter 148 passed by the Tennessee General Assembly in April 2013 and effective on January 1, 2014, requires all cities that have 'youth athletic activities' to comply with guidelines issued by the Tennessee Department of Health concerning risk and symptoms of concussion and head injuries.

Neill, Ronnie
General
Parks and recreation--Risk management
Parks and recreation--Forms
Public health and safety
Children and youth
Public
06/21/2021
12/11/2013

Airport and new charter

MTAS was asked for follow-up information about creating a new charter for the airport authority.

Darden, Ron
General
Airports--Laws and regulations
Airports--Tennessee
Internal
06/14/2021
07/20/2011

Salary and benefits for city managers and administrators in selected municipalities

A survey of selected cities regarding salaries and benefits for city managers and administrator. Benefits included are vehicle allowance or take-home vehicle, retirement plan, and leave accrual. Survey data also includes years of service for the current manager or administrator, whether a agreement is in place with the current manager or administrator, the length of the agreement and if any other compensation options are offered.

Adams-O'Brien, Frances
Survey
City manager
City administrator
City administrator--Contracts
City manager--Contracts
Personnel--Compensation
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Public
06/10/2024
06/10/2024

1999-2000 State Revenue Estimates

A summary of what cities can expect to receive from the state shared taxes for the 1999-2000 fiscal year.

Phebus, Dick
General
Finance
Tax collection
Revenue sources
Internal
04/30/2009
04/30/2009

Economic development director

A job description for the position of Economic Development Director.

Hardy, Pat
Job Description
Personnel--Classification
Economic development
Public
04/28/2021
01/19/2004

Municipal handbook (2007)

A comprehensive manual on municipal government in Tennessee.

Huffer, Dennis
Hemsley, Sid
Book
Municipal government--Manuals
Municipal government--Administration
Internal
04/18/2008
04/17/2008

Qualification Based Selection: An MTAS Guide for Procuring Professional Engineering Services in Tennessee (2010)

The purpose of this guide is to present a simple, step-by-step procedure to aid Tennessee municipal officials in procuring engineering, architectural, land surveying, and other professional services by using the QBS process.

This guide promotes the qualifications based selection (QBS) process. QBS is an equitable, rational, objective process that enables the city to obtain the services of a highly qualified professional at a fair and reasonable cost. By using the QBS process, a city chooses to base consultant selection on qualifications. The quality of engineering services may lead to lower overall life cycle costs for the project.When initiating a project, all owners—whether municipalities, private companies, or institutions—and the design professionals with whom they contract, seek the same results: a completed project that meets the owner’s short-term and long-term needs, is completed on schedule and stays within budget. Following an organized process for selecting and procuring professional services will help both the owner and the design professional achieve these results.This guide establishes a framework for a successful project. Procuring professional services is both an objective and a subjective process. This publication provides guidance for the process. It discusses nine essential steps and provides sample documents and forms for procuring professional services.

Rollins, Sharon
General
Purchasing--Professional services
Purchasing--Bids
Engineers--Contracts
Architects
Internal
07/23/2010
07/8/2010

SAFETEA-LU Transportation Funding for Tennessee Cities

Cities may receive a share of these funds for needed transportation projects by participating in the planning process that identifies transportation needs and allocates project funds.

Darden, Ron
General
Transportation--Finance
Transportation--Planning
Transportation--Municipal
Transportation--Tennessee
Transportation--Laws and regulations
Internal
04/4/2007
04/3/2007

Families First Coronavirus Response Act: a summary for Tennessee municipalities

A summary of the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act (signed into law March 18, 2020) to assist employers and employees during the pandemic.

Ashburn, Melissa
General
Personnel--Employment--Laws and regulations
Personnel--Laws and regulations--Federal
Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993
Personnel--Compensation--Laws and regulations
Personnel--Fringe benefits--Laws and regulations
Public
04/15/2021
03/24/2020

Review of the general fund budget

A review of the growth in the Police Department budget and some suggestions for balancing the FY 2006 budget. (Note: please contact report authors before sharing with another municipality.)

Angerer, David
Barton, Rex
Report/Study
Police--Personnel
Personnel--Staffing levels
Budgets--Municipal--Tennessee
Internal
07/6/2021
06/16/2005
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