Automated service request systems are proven to be cost-effective, labor-saving devices that greatly enhance management efficiency.
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Good Customer Service 2009.pdf
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Good Customer Service 2009 bw.pdf
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| Request for service systems Municipal government--Services Public information--Customer service Public relations--Municipal |
MTAS was asked whether a city may enact a hotel/motel tax where the county has already enacted one.
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Hotel Motel Tax.doc
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Hotel Motel Tax.pdf
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| Taxes--Hotel and motel Revenue sources--County Revenue sources--Municipal |
Job description for the position of Community Improvements Coordinator.
| Community development Finance--Grants-in-aid Personnel--Classification |
MTAS was asked whether it is lawful to regulate the minimum size of a residential dwelling through zoning or subdivision regulation.
| Zoning--Subdivisions Zoning--Architectural control Construction--Laws and regulations Building permits |
Courses of action in dealing with employees who test positive for controlled drugs.
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Smithville Drug Testing.pdf
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Smithville Drug Testing.doc
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| Personnel--Health and safety--Drugs--Tennessee Personnel--Health and safety--Drugs--Laws and regulations Personnel--Health and safety--Drugs Personnel--Discipline Personnel--Dismissal |
Job description for the position of Police Captain.
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Police Captain.pdf
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| Personnel--Classification |
A city can require a gas company to pay a franchise fee and impose other conditions upon the operation of the gas company within the city.
| Utilities--Franchises Natural gas--Franchises Revenue sources--Fees and charges |
MTAS was asked to research the legality of a wrecker ordinance.
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Legality of Wrecker Ordinance public(1).pdf
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| Traffic--Laws and regulations Motor vehicles--Laws and regulations Municipal ordinances Parking--Laws and regulations Abandoned property--Vehicles |
Any city that wishes to ensure that neither a distillery nor high alcohol content beer manufacturer operates within its jurisdiction should take immediate steps to adopt a resolution removing the city from the application of TCA 57-2-103(d). Failure to complete this action prior to the end of the 45-day grace period could result in your city being precluded from exercising its ability to opt out of the law. This 45-day grace period began to toll upon the effective date of the bill, July 1st, making August 15th the final day to remove your city from application.
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Distillery_Opt_Out_Resolution.pdf
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Distillery_Opt_Out_Resolution.docx
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| Alcoholic beverages--Municipal resolutions Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations |
This document summarizes the year's public acts that have the most impact on municipal operations in Tennessee. Also included is the "Small Cells: Competitive Wireless Broadband Investment, Deployment, and Safety Act of 2018" document co-authored by Hodge and Chad Jenkins, Deputy Director, Tennessee Municipal League.
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MTAS Public Acts 2018 final.pdf
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ATT TN small cell application_sample.docx
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MTAS Small Cells Application_3.docx
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| Laws and regulations--Tennessee Cellular telephones Telecommunications--Laws and regulations--Federal Telecommunications--Right of way Streets--Laws and regulations |