Twenty-two cities were asked whether their city performs DIY street paving and how they made their decision.

An ordinance to close all or part of a street.

This is a sample policy to be used as a template for a fire department to create a specific policy for their fire department. Though Tennessee law allows a properly trained individual to administer naloxone for a suspected opioid overdose, the fire department should check with their medical director BEFORE implementing a naloxone administration SOP and should follow the medical director’s advice.

The requirement that wrecker services must either reside in the city or have their businesses in the city probably is preempted and thereby rendered invalid by federal statutes that deregulated the motor carrier industry, including towing or wrecker businesses.

An ordinance to amend an ordinance regarding the number of seats up for election in an ordinance changing the election dates.

MTAS was asked whether freeholder requirements for running for municipal office are legal.

MTAS was asked whether it is legal for a business owned by the spouse of a city councilperson to sell goods to the city, if the spouse is the sole proprietor or the controlling stockholder of the business.

MTAS was asked about the legal effect of "Children at Play" warning signs. Includes a memo about the application of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).

Tennessee cities were surveyed to find out whether or not boards and committees have term limits and what are the limits for those committees.

MTAS was asked to review the proposed annexation along Highway 321 within Lenoir City's urban growth boundary.