MTAS was invited to perform a comprehensive management review of Athens Police Department. The request was made by the City Manager as the second phase of a two-phase study. The first phase of the study was to examine current staffing levels for the police department for use by the City Manager in determining current and future staffing needs. The Comprehensive Management Review was requested to determine current environmental factors within the police department to include all functional areas and management of the police department.

MTAS was asked to prepare a citation form to be used by the city for offenses that are not traffic related.

The purpose of this manual is to provide a resource for both new and experienced water board members and municipal officials who have little or no formal training for the job. 2019 update.

Twelve Tennessee cities were asked about their fees for park and facilities usage and who handles them.

MTAS was asked whether a city can provide health insurance to the department heads and/or their families, to the exclusion of all other city employees?

MTAS was asked about serving arrest and search warrants outside the city, but inside the county.

Job description for the position of Civic Center Event Coordinator.

The city is concerned about the employee being able to satisfactorily perform the essential functions of the job, and in particular, his ability to drive a vehicle.

MTAS was asked to conduct a study on the feasibility of a Solid Waste Transfer Station for the City of Bartlett. The study indicated there would be several direct and collateral benefits associated with the City of Bartlett establishing and operating a solid waste transfer station. The most obvious benefit would be the direct yearly cost savings.

An explanation of the legal authority by which municipalities adopt prohibitions or regulations to govern open burning. Includes the open burning regulations from three different fire codes that municipalities in Tennessee have adopted: 1999 Standard Fire Prevention Code; National Fire Prevention Association Code (NFPA-1) (2003); and International Fire Code (2003).