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Guide to alcohol and beer laws in Tennessee

MTAS frequently receive questions related to alcohol and beer laws in Tennessee. In an effort to assist municipal officials and employees with these questions, MTAS developed this guide that includes many of the relevant statutory provisions related to alcohol and beer in Tennessee. This guide does not include every statutory provision related to alcohol or beer, so the Tennessee Code will still need to be reviewed as questions arise.

Hodge, Elisha
General
Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations
Internal
10/9/2024
11/4/2020

Tennessee Ridge

Office Hours
Mon-Fri 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Meeting Day
1st Monday
Meeting Time
6:00 PM
Meeting Place
Town Hall
Next Election
# of Employees
9
P.O. Box 207
37178
(931) 721-3385
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106411

Arlington battalion chief assessment process report

At the request of the Arlington Fire Chief, MTAS developed and facilitated an assessment process for the position of Battalion Chief for the town. The assessment process was held on October 1-2, 2024, at the Arlington Community Schools District Office located at 12060 Arlington Trail in Arlington, Tennessee. IPS Administrative Specialist Bridgette Hodge assisted with facilitation. Arlington Town Administrator Catherine Durant observed the assessment process.

The assessment development process began with the construction of a set of competencies derived from the Battalion Chief job description, an in-depth job analysis, and internal stakeholder interviews. This report outlines the results and findings of the assessment measures conducted for the position of Battalion Chief.

Pannell, Donald
Report/Study
Fire--Administration
Fire--Facilities
Arlington (Tenn)
Internal
10/4/2024

Fire station location study : City of Pulaski, Tennessee

In response to a request for assistance from the Pulaski Fire Department Fire Chief, MTAS conducted a fire station location study for use in planning for the future of fire and life safety service delivery in Pulaski, Tennessee. MTAS reviewed the current organization and structure of the fire department and the community to provide information and potential sites for the location and operation of a new fire station to supplement the two which are already in service. Though primary consideration was given to areas within the current municipal limits, areas within Pulaski’s urban growth boundary were considered as a part of this study. Additional reviews will be required for final site selection for the construction of a new fire station.

Pannell, Donald
Report/Study
Fire--Administration
Fire--Facilities
Pulaski (Tenn)
Internal
10/4/2024

Oneida

Office Hours
Mon-Thu 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Fri 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Meeting Day
3rd Thursday
Meeting Time
6:00 PM
Meeting Place
Municipal Building
Next Election
# of Employees
62
19922 Alberta Street, P.O. Box 4237
City
37841
(423) 569-4295
Fax
(423) 569-2990
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106325
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