Cities were asked if incentive pay was given to employees who attained certification in a job-related or other field, or for earning an associate or Bachelor's degree.

The City of Jefferson City, Tennessee is seeking a qualified website vendor to design, implement, and possibly maintain a new City website. Such website should provide ease of access to information about the City and its services, as well as access to resources commonly requested and used by citizens and businesses.

MTAS was asked whether an alderman who the board of mayor and aldermen intends to appoint the mayor, can vote for himself for that position.

The Madisonville Board of Mayor and Alderman requested that MTAS conduct a session to set goals for the next three to five years.

MTAS was asked whether the county school district could reduce expenditures to schools located within the city that may be receiving city contributions.

MTAS was asked three questions related to a "lot of record" that was annexed by the city.

MTAS was asked whether the city can clean up pieces of private property in the city with the permission of the property owner and whether the city can classify waste, administratively treat classes of waste differently, and charge different rates for the collection and disposal of the different classes of waste.

MTAS was asked about the petition residency requirements for a local option election for liquor sales and whether a person obtaining an alcoholic beverage license from the state is required to be a Tennessee resident.

MTAS was asked to develop a bid package for demolition of a structure containing asbestos materials.

MTAS was asked whether a member of the city council can run for the office of mayor without resigning from his present office.