Municipal benchmarking with MTAS is a voluntary program that consists of four activities: deciding what data to gather, gathering data, collating and cleaning data, and analyzing the statistics of participating cities. This manual describes the benchmarking process, which begins with the TMBP steering committee deciding what data to ask cities for. Definitions of those data points are included in this manual, as well as a timeline for the overall process.

A periodic risk assessment is an essential component to implementing and maintaining an effective internal control system. Department heads and/or upper management can utilize this template to assess risks within their area of responsibility to help the municipality achieve its objectives.

Information resources for wastewater operators and other staff involved in wastewater operations.

These flowcharts lay out who has to pay for a violation of the Tennessee seat belt law; what the fine is for first and subsequent offenses; how much money is retained by the court clerk (if any); and court costs (if any).

Included are three documents: a sample ordinance regarding municipal court expungement and fees; a petition for the expungement of municipal court record; and an order for the expungement of municipal court record.