The State of Tennessee Fire Marshal's Office requested assistance in answering customer questions regarding municipal water systems and fire hydrant fees. According to the M1 Manual of Water Supply Practices published by the American Water Works Association, there are three approaches to allocating the costs associated with fire protection in municipalities.

MTAS was asked about the process of deannexation (also known as 'contraction') and about the payment of property taxes for those who reside in the area to be deannexed.

MTAS was asked to analyze the question of what is the lowest and best bid.

An ordinance establishing wastewater service connection fees based upon water consumption.

A resolution amending the employee handbook personnel rules and regulations for the Town of Pittman Center, Tennessee, regarding the candidate interview panel.

An ordinance that limits the amount of time a dumpster can be kept on residential property.

An ordinance to provide natural gas service to the City of Crossville.

MTAS was asked whether proceeds from city's share of the 1% sales tax levied by the county are restricted to industrial development.

This fire study provided recommendations on how the Department should be organized, operated, and managed.

MTAS was asked whether the enlargement of a water line for a water customer was "new service" or a water line "upgrade" under the water service contract.