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Inclement weather notification in select Tennessee cities

Thirteen cities in Tennessee were surveyed to find out if their municipality closes during inclement weather and if so, how do they communicate that to non-emergency employees who do not have to report to work.

Stokes, Richard
Survey
Communications
Personnel--Employment--Tennessee
Public
07/22/2021
09/11/2018

Resolution changing the date of the city's election

A resolution changing the date of the Jefferson City election.

Hardy, Pat
Resolution
Elections
Elections--Municipal resolutions
Internal
07/9/2021
03/27/2003

State and Federal Reimbursement Rates for Travel

Summary of changes in the federal and state reimbursement rates for travel.
MTAS
General
Personnel--Compensation
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Personnel--Laws and regulations
Internal
06/19/2002
06/5/1997

Filing suit for collection of delinquent real property taxes

MTAS was asked about the procedure for collecting delinquent property taxes when the county taxes have been paid.

Ashburn, Melissa
Legal Opinion
Taxes--Real property
Taxes--Real property--Tennessee
Tax collection--Delinquent taxes
Public
07/16/2021
11/21/2003

City of Bradford water and sewer rate review

The purpose of this report is to review and make recommendations regarding the city's water and sewer rates.

Wyatt, Steve
Report/Study
Water--Rates and charges
Wastewater--Rates and charges
Sewers--Rates and charges
Water--Finance
Wastewater--Finance
Bradford (Tenn)
Public
05/23/2024
08/4/2023

Reasonableness of plan of services

MTAS was asked for advice on 'reasonableness' as it relates to a plan of services that is in an annexation proposal.

Darden, Don
General
Annexation
Utilities
Wastewater--Planning
Internal
07/23/2021
01/29/2008

City commissioner obtaining scrap asphalt from the county

MTAS was asked whether the city is liable for "scrap asphalt" obtained by a city commissioner from the county.

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Ethics
Purchasing
Purchasing--Policies and procedures
Purchasing--Surplus property disposal
Streets--Pavement
Streets--Pavement--Asphalt
Internal
06/25/2021
10/20/1994

Chalking tires for parking enforcement is unreasonable search

MTAS Legal Consultant Elisha Hodge notifies Tennessee municipalities that the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit opined that the practice of marking tires with chalk, in order to monitor how long a vehicle is parked in a parking space for the purpose of enforcing parking restrictions, is an unreasonable search in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution.

Hodge, Elisha
General
Parking--Laws and regulations
Constitutional law
Public
04/21/2021
04/30/2019

Judge salary and benefits survey

Twelve Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding what salary and benefits are offered to their sitting judges.

Adams-O'Brien, Frances
Survey
Courts--Judges
Personnel--Compensation
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Public
07/27/2021
04/29/2021

Accepting a bid from the low bidder if the specifications contained in the bid proposal are not met

MTAS was asked whether the city can accept a bid for a garbage truck from the low bidder if the garbage truck does not meet the specifications contained in the bid proposal.

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Purchasing--Bids
proposals and specifications
Purchasing--Laws and regulations
Internal
06/28/2021
03/7/1997
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