An overview of traffic calming measures that can be used to provide a safer environment for pedestrians and children by reducing speed and accidents. Engineered solutions include in-street pedestrian crossing signs, flashing beacons, pavement markings, speed tables, and chicanes.

The City of Elizabethton's Streets and Sanitation Manager requested that MTAS provide guidance on sanitation vehicle replacement. MTAS reviewed data collected and compiled by the city on the age, miles, maintenance cost and use of sanitation vehicles.

A sample ordinance of the city of [blank], Tennessee, providing that the municipal code of the city be amended by adding a new chapter therein, providing for the installation and maintenance of communications facilities in the public right-of-way.

MTAS was asked whether the county can charge the inside tax rate with respect to property in one city in the county, and the outside rate with respect to property in another city in the county.

Due to the growing interest in traffic calming, the City of Kingsport Transportation Planning Department developed this guide to provide the public information on traffic calming and procedures followed by the Kingsport Transportation Planning Department. This handbook outlines the planning, installation, and maintenance processes followed by the City of Kingsport. It contains information on traffic calming issues such as funding, impacts on emergency services as well as many others.

The 2022 annual report of the Tennessee Renewable Energy & Economic Development Council.

MTAS was asked to review a plan by the city of Columbia to replace its HID street lights with LED. Included is a report by the local power company detailing the concept, costs and priority ranking of replacements.

MTAS was asked about the use of "deduct meters" in the city of Pulaski's water system (specifically hose bibb meters).

MTAS was asked to review and revise the personnel policies for the City of Bartlett.