MTAS was asked whether the board could accept one of two offers to furnish equipment or if it must advertise and accept bids.
| Boards Emergency communications Purchasing--Laws and regulations Telecommunications |
MTAS was asked whether the city's governing body could rescind an appointment to the utility board.
| Utilities--Boards |
Job description for the position of Police Officer.
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Police Officer.pdf
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| Personnel--Classification |
The Court Liaison Program is a cooperative effort of the local police department, the District Attorney General's office and the General Sessions Court Judge to reduce police overtime costs.
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Court Liason Programs.pdf
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| Courts--General sessions Police--Administration Police--Procedures |
MTAS was asked whether the city could increase the number of commissioners and provide for the mayor to be popularly elected.
| City council Elections Mayor Municipal ordinances |
An RFP for physicians to perform annual physicals for fire fighters.
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brentwood fire doc RFP.pdf
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RFP2.doc
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| Fire--Administration Fire--Personnel Personnel--Health and safety Personnel--Laws and regulations Purchasing--Bids proposals and specifications |
MTAS was asked about a method of encouraging blighted or substandard housing improvements by using tax increment incentives.
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Tax Increment Financing.pdf
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| Finance--Tax increment financing Taxes--Property assessment and appraisal Housing |
"Grandfathering" is allowing an existing operation or conduct to continue legally when a new operation or conduct would be illegal.
| Businesses--Laws and regulations Fireworks Sign control Signs and signboards Zoning--Laws and regulations |
This bulletin outlines when, where and how a town or city may act beyond its corporate limits without exposing the municipality and its employees to potential additional liability and includes model agreements and policies that will help give your city the greatest protection possible under current law.
| Disaster plans Emergency management--Intergovernmental agreements Emergency management Emergency services--Intergovernmental agreements Emergency services Public health and safety Risk management Liability |
When the city's zoning ordinance prohibits amendments to the zoning ordinance from coming up for one year after being defeated, does the failure of a motion to amend the zoning ordinance to receive a second constitute a 'denial' of the amendment of the zoning ordinance?
| Zoning--Municipal ordinances Meetings City council--Procedure |