If a city sells t-shirts at a festival for a temporary period on an annual basis, these sales do not constitute 'engaging in business' in Tennessee, and would not be subject to the sales and use tax.

MTAS was asked whether there has been an implied dedication and acceptance of a city street.

MTAS was asked whether a city may assess personal property taxes against property at an airport outside city limits.

MTAS was asked what the procedure should be whenever a municipal court receives an overpayment of the amount due to a municipal court.

Puchasing procedures with the mayor acting as the purchasing agent for the city.

An ordinance establishing processing charges for using a credit or debit card for paying utility charges.

The following Exposure Control Plan (ECP) has been developed to eliminate or minimize occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens according to OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.1030, “Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens.” This exposure control plan is an element of our safety and health program and complies with TOSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens, 1910.1030, requirements.
The information contained in this publication is not considered a substitute for the OSH Act or any provisions of OSHA standards. It provides general guidance on a particular standard-related topic but should not be considered a definitive interpretation for compliance with OSHA requirements. The reader should consult the OSHA standard in its entirety for specific compliance requirements.

MTAS was requested to provide assistance to Morrison on the implementation of GASB 34; includes a resolution and forms for keeping records.

The MTAS Research and Information Center requested information from Tennessee municipalities that have a city manager government. The survey included questions on salary, employment agreements, severance packages, retirement benefits and leave provided for the city manager. The survey also gathered information on whether the selected municipalities offer paid parental leave as a benefit to all employees.

An ordinance of the City of Tusculum, Tennessee providing for the use of a collection agency to collect unpaid fines owed to the city.