The Town of Henning was referred to the Water and Wastewater Financing Board (now the Tennessee Board of Utility Regulation). The Town received an order from the Board to have a third‐party verify that its rates are set in a manner to remedy its financial distress.  A copy of the order can be found in Exhibit 1. The Town signed a letter of agreement with Municipal Technical Advisory Service (MTAS) to perform a rate study which addresses all the requirements as set out in the order. 

Cities need to deal with municipal practices that often create in city employees the desire to organize and join a union.

MTAS was asked if a city could enter into an agreement with a developer to refrain from rezoning city-owned property for commercial use for a period of five years.

An employment agreement between the Town of Pittman Center and the City Administrator.

MTAS was asked to review ordinance permitting mayor pro tem to hire consulting attorney.

MTAS was asked whether a person whose property extends within the corporate limits but whose house is outside of them would be considered a resident.

MTAS was asked about severing annexations in lawsuit.

MTAS was asked to write an ordinance providing for the licensing and regulation of massage parlors.

MTAS was asked what legal action can the City take against outside water users who fail to make the 'asked for' water conservation steps, short of cutting off their water?

The City of Fort Lauderdale issued a request for proposals for emergency debris management.