MTAS recommended that the utility request proposals for a salary classification and compensation study.

MTAS was asked whether the Mayor, City Administrator, or other Aldermen can call a special meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

A resolution of the City of Baneberry, Tennessee authorizing the establishment of a police department.

The optional standard mileage rate increased to 55.5 cents per mile for all business miles driven on or after July 1, 2011, through December 31, 2011.

MTAS was asked to prepare a request for proposal for general contractor services to the Town of Baxter's Water and Street Departments.

Seven cities were asked about the software package and vendor they are using for managing the utilities department, finance functions, a local school district, and fleet.

This report outlines the specific results and findings of the assessment measures conducted for the position of Fire Lieutenant. The assessment process was developed and facilitated by University of Tennessee Municipal Technical Advisory Service (UT MTAS) Fire Management Consultant Donald Pannell along with Human Resources Consultant Peter Voss. The assessment process was held on August 18 – 19, 2022, at the Arlington Community Schools office building located at 12060 Arlington Trail in Arlington, Tennessee.

MTAS was asked whether people who reside outside, but who own property inside the City, can vote in a city's elections.

An ordinance prepared by the Town of Smyrna defining graffiti, dealing with its removal, authorization to use municipal funds, and violations.

MTAS was asked for assistance in amending a purchasing ordinance to increase bid amounts.