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Education program for the sales tax referendum.

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MTAS was asked whether the fire chief may take the city's fire engine to a political rally for the city attorney.

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MTAS was asked whether the gas tax can be increased locally and used as a potential source of funds to improve local streets.

Summary: This publication explains the various kinds of health, dental, and life insurance programs that are available to municipal employees and how to procure them.

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MTAS was asked to write a procedure for collecting on bad checks.

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The purpose of this policy is to establish the mission of the canine team, establish procedures for the use of the canine team, and outline the responsibilities of the canine handler.

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MTAS was asked whether all municipalities that elect city council members from districts are required to reapportion the districts after each federal census.

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Historically, Tennessee's fire mortality rate for civilians has been among the highest in the nation. During 2002-2010, the time period for this study, the national fire mortality rate declined, but the rate in Tennessee increased. The purpose of this study is to provide the analytical foundation for an informed plan of action to help reduce and prevent fatalities that occur in residential structures which is the type of incident that accounts for about three-fourths of all civilian fire deaths in the state.

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The MTAS annual salary and fringe benefit survey contains a summary of the findings as well as a means to request specific information.

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MTAS was asked if a city could "piggyback" on bids for garbage trucks and toters, even if the city was not specifically named in the bidding city's documents.