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Cities Required to Extend Health Insurance Coverage to Former Employees and Dependents

The COBRA law creates an opportunity for people to retain health insurance by requiring employers to extend the coverage that the employee or dependent had immediately before qualifying for continuation coverage.

Darden, Don
General
COBRA.pdf (124.71 KB)
Insurance--Health
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Internal
06/15/2021
02/13/2003

Authority of an E-911 board regarding towing

Does the E-911 board have the authority to establish the rules and regulations under which wreckers will be dispatched within the city?

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Emergency communications
Emergency communications--Districts
Internal
11/8/2022
04/11/2000

Police officer serving as codes enforcement officer

MTAS was asked whether a police officer may be assigned additional duties as a codes enforcement officer.

Darden, Ron
General
Police--Personnel
Code enforcement--Personnel
Public
07/6/2021
03/26/2010

City manager car allowance

Five cities were asked whether they provide a take home car or a car allowance for their city manager and the amount of any monthly car allowance.

Adams-O'Brien, Frances
Survey
City manager
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Personnel--Compensation
Motor vehicles
Personnel--Surveys
Internal
04/26/2021
08/31/2013

City of Alcoa cost containment or reduction study

This study has attempted to review the City of Alcoa's operations and offer suggestions regarding alternative ways of maintaining services for less cost.

Tallent, Mike
Report/Study
Finance--Municipal
Municipal government
Municipal government--Services
Purchasing
Revenue sources
Financial management
Internal
01/24/2023
03/1/1993

FLSA Reminder: Congress Increased Minimum Wage (2008)

The FLSA has been amended to increase the federal minimum wage in three steps.

Stokes, Richard
General
Personnel--Fair Labor Standards Act
Personnel--Compensation--Laws and regulations
Personnel--Compensation
Internal
07/17/2008
07/17/2008

Reducing Health Insurance Costs in Tennessee Cities

The best way for cities to affect health insurance cost favorably is to do a better job managing their existing programs and using all of the resources available.

Darden, Don
General
Insurance--Health--Finance
Insurance--Health
Personnel--Fringe benefits
Personnel--Health and safety--Wellness programs
Internal
04/26/2010
10/20/2008

Public employee owning a retail liquor store

MTAS was asked whether a public employee, such as a firefighter, can own a retail liquor store.

Broughton, Jeff
General
Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations
Alcoholic beverages--Licenses and permits
Public
07/23/2021
04/17/2014

Tennessee Public Acts 2005: Summaries of Interest to Municipal Officials

Summarizes the year's public acts and provides date they become effective. WARNING: Users of this publication are cautioned that much judgment is involved in determining which public acts to summarize and how to summarize them. Before taking action or giving advice based upon any public act summarized here, one should consult the act itself and not rely on the summary

Huffer, Dennis
General
Laws and regulations--Tennessee
Tennessee--Laws and regulations
Internal
09/12/2006
10/6/2005

Sewer lift station safety procedure survey

Five cities were asked several questions about sewer lift stations with dry wells and the classification of the space as a "permit required" or a "non-permit required" confined space.

West, Joy
Survey
Wastewater--Facilities
Wastewater--Equipment
Public
07/16/2021
10/31/2013
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