MTAS was asked to review the organizational structure, management and leadership, staffing levels, operational practices and overall efficiency of the Engineering Services and Public Works departments and make recommendations for improvements.

MTAS was asked whether such a combination district/at-large system can survive a challenge that it discriminates against minority voters.

MTAS was asked whether the city can authorize golf carts and all terrain vehicles (ATVs) to operate on city streets

PowerPoint and handouts from a class on managing a drug fund.

Job description for the position of Shift Fire Training Officer.

MTAS was asked whether the City can provide for the election of the city judge in the April city election.

MTAS Legal Consultant Elisha Hodge was asked by the fire chief in Vonore, also designated as the code official for the city, whether he has the authority to issue citations.

An ordinance prohibiting the keeping of junked, abandoned, dilapidated, or discarded motor vehicles inside the corporate limits of the Town.

In response to a request for assistance from Pulaski Fire Chief Jamie Ayres, MTAS conducted a review of the city’s 2020 Insurance Service Office (ISO) evaluation in preparation for an anticipated Public Protection Classification review estimated to occur in the 2024 or 2025 calendar years. MTAS reviewed Pulaski’s Public Protection Classification Summary Report, prepared by ISO dated March 2020, against the current (2012/2013) edition of the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule (FSRS), and reviewed the fire protection area. This report includes recommendations based upon the observations and comparisons made during the review.