MTAS was asked to provide utility policies to the city.

Thirty-one cities were asked to update information about stormwater fees they are charging.

Twelve Tennessee municipalities responded to a survey about flexible work schedules for city employees, specifically the option to work a schedule of four 10-hour days.

A summary of the work UT MTAS has completed as a Public Policy Institute.

MTAS was asked what notification/designation procedures must be followed by an employer to count sick leave and annual leave against an employee's 12 weeks of FMLA leave.

Thirteen cities were asked several questions about citations: the number of citations issued; whether the citations are paper or electronic; the number of unpaid citations; whether the city has a litigation tax; and, the total court costs per citation.

MTAS was asked for an opinion on brush burning operations.

MTAS was asked about prohibiting fund-raising activities at the festival, prohibiting the sale of merchandise that does not qualify as arts and crafts, and restricting the kinds of merchandise that property owners abutting the festival sites can sell that compete with the arts and crafts sold at the festival.

Thirty-one cities were asked whether they have adopted the life safety code.