All deadlines for building and fire inspector certification went into effect July 1, 1995. The state Fire Marshals' Office intends to enforce this new law.

MTAS was asked the proper method to disburse the funds the utility received from a customer who had tendered a bad check for utility service and then later made another payment, not large enough to cover both debts.

MTAS was asked whether the County Solid Waste Authority can change the number of members on the board.

MTAS was asked whether under Tennessee's natural flow rule, a landowner is liable for flooding caused by vegetative growth in a watercourse that crosses his land.

Sample policy for transgender use of restrooms, locker rooms, shower facilities, and sleeping quarters in fire stations. This sample policy may be customized to meet local needs as long as the customization is non-discriminatory.

MTAS prepared a letter to explain why a city should have a professional city manager.

Provides information on police staffing levels in Tennessee cities.

MTAS was asked to assist with creating bylaws for the recreation commission.

MTAS was asked whether the absence of an emergency purchase provision in the city charter permits the city to rely upon the one contained in the Municipal Purchasing Law of 1983.

MTAS was asked to analyze the question of what city and county positions were offices for the purposes of a charter provision prohibiting a city officer from holding other offices.