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Contract between metropolitan government of Nashville and Davidson County and Debix Inc. for purchase of identity theft protection services

This identity theft protection was purchased for persons whose personal information was accidentally disclosed by the city.

Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County
General
Identity theft
Purchasing--Bids
proposals and specifications
Internal
04/23/2021
01/14/2008

N95 respirators and respiratory protection q & a: a hot topic for Tennessee municipalities

With the shortage of N95 respirators, which is the type of respirator recommended by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for respiratory protection against the coronavirus, MTAS has received questions about the reuse of N95 respirators and alternate types of respirators and masks. This hot topic provides information on N95 respirators and other types of respiratory protection. MTAS does not recommend or endorse any products. Cities should use this information as a resource when making decisions for their operations.

Wolf, Dennis
General
Personnel--Health and safety--Infectious diseases
Emergency management--Personnel
Public
05/21/2021
03/30/2020

Resolution providing for the maintenance, preservation, and protection of public records, and establishing procedures for accessing and copying public records

MTAS was asked to provide a procedure for accessing and copying public records and create a form to be used.

MTAS
Resolution
Forms
Forms--Municipal
Public information
Records management
Records management--Open records
Records management--Open records--Municipal resolutions
Internal
05/13/2021
06/26/2002

Use of hydrogen peroxide for coronavirus disinfection

MTAS received an inquiry about the use of hydrogen peroxide as a disinfecting agent for the coronavirus as an option to bleach because of bleach’s corrosive potential and irritating odor. MTAS researched this question and provides the following information. MTAS does not recommend or endorse any product, and the products mentioned here are for illustration only. MTAS recommends that municipalities do their own research and select products and procedures that meet local needs.

Wolf, Dennis
General
Personnel--Health and safety--Infectious diseases
Public
05/21/2021
04/22/2020

Power of the city to enter into contracts

MTAS was asked whether the city has to pass an ordinance in order to enter into contracts.

Pullen, Mark
Legal Opinion
Charters--City
Contracts
Municipal ordinances
Internal
06/22/2021
12/14/1995

Compensation for vacation and sick leave the mayor did not take while in office

MTAS was asked whether a $7,000 payment by the City to the former mayor was legal.

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Mayor
Personnel--Compensation
Internal
07/16/2021
12/11/1990

President Signs Law Amending the Family and Medical Leave Act (2008)

The expansion of FMLA as provided by the NDAA more than doubles the amount of protected leave some veteran families are entitled to under the act.

Curran, Bonnie
General
Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Personnel--Fringe benefits--Laws and regulations
Internal
02/14/2008
02/13/2008

Ordinance passed on second reading in violation of rules of procedure

MTAS was asked about the validity of an ordinance passed on the second and final reading in violation of the rules of procedure adopted by the City Council and what should be done to adopt the ordinance validly if this was not done.

Huffer, Dennis
Legal Opinion
Municipal ordinances
City council--Procedure
Meetings--Planning and management
Internal
07/27/2021
04/19/2006

Priority of liens on property that is foreclosed for debt and/or sold for taxes

State, county and municipal taxes clearly become a first lien on taxable property of every kind and description, and that lien is superior to any other lien.

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Tax collection--Delinquent taxes
Tax collection
Liens on property
Internal
07/26/2021
10/26/1998

Energy Code Adoption by the State of Tennessee and Its Effects on Cities (2010)

This Hot Topic analyzes the new energy code legislation; describes what the state of Tennessee is doing to prepare for implementation of this law and how cities can prepare; and outlines the resources MTAS will provide to assist cities in this process.

Wolf, Dennis
Jones, Josh
General
EXEMPT AUTH.pdf (10.77 MB)
Building codes
Energy conservation
Housing
Internal
09/16/2010
09/17/2010
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