Ordinance establishing city court costs
An ordinance to raise the court costs to $100.00, including the state litigation tax.
Courts--Municipal Municipal ordinances Revenue sources--Fees and charges |
An ordinance to raise the court costs to $100.00, including the state litigation tax.
Ordinance Establishing City Court Costs.pdf
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Courts--Municipal Municipal ordinances Revenue sources--Fees and charges |
Ten Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding whether or not the city provides medical insurance to their elected officials.
Insurance--Health--Finance Personnel--Fringe benefits Municipal government |
MTAS was asked for examples of gift policies or acceptance of gratuities policies.
Ethics Ethics--Municipal ordinances |
The purpose of GINA is to prohibit discrimination on the basis of genetic information with respect to health insurance and employment.
Genetic Information bw.pdf
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Genetic Information.pdf
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Personnel--Laws and regulations--Federal Personnel--Equal opportunity |
MTAS was asked whether it is advisable for the city to install "speed bumps" on some city streets.
Streets--Pavement Traffic |
The City of Elizabethton's Streets and Sanitation Manager requested that MTAS provide guidance on sanitation vehicle replacement. MTAS reviewed data collected and compiled by the city on the age, miles, maintenance cost and use of sanitation vehicles.
Fleet management Solid waste--Collection--Equipment Elizabethton (Tenn) |
Seven cities responded to a request for information from the Research and Information Center regarding the annual salary and other benefits afforded to the elected officials in their municipalities.
Personnel--Fringe benefits Municipal government--Tennessee |
MTAS was asked several questions regarding the city's annual gift to the YMCA.
Solicitations--Charitable organizations |
MTAS was asked whether special assessments can be used for sidewalk construction.
Revenue sources Revenue sources--Fees and charges Sidewalks |
MTAS was asked whether it violated the Sunshine Law for the recorder, at the Mayor's behest, to call aldermen to discuss city business.
City council City recorder Open meetings Open meetings--Laws and regulations |