MTAS was asked whether a certain publication qualifies as a "newspaper of general circulation" for the purposes of complying with various public notice requirements and passage of ordinances.

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

Analyzes the law governing right of a city to spend money to make improvements on private property.

MTAS was asked for a written explanation about the Town's authority to enforce its ordinances in relation to assessing or not assessing a property tax.

MTAS was asked whether the Aldermen should be elected by the voters of the wards they represent or whether they are elected at large but have a ward residence requirement.

This information from a TFCA flyer answers questions about the Fire Department Recognition Bill.

Sixteen organizations were asked about the salaries for GIS positions.

Seven checklists for preventive maintenance and inspections.

Whether relying on the county trustee to collect delinquent property taxes or pursuing tax collection without the county, cities are plaintiffs in delinquent tax suits in which properties are sold under court order to satisfy tax liens. In a recent opinion, the Tennessee Attorney General explains the fees which court clerks may claim in such lawsuits.

Middle management in the fire service can be quite a balancing act.