MTAS was asked where the city provides health insurance for members of the board of mayor and aldermen but some of the members chose not to take that insurance coverage, can the city offer other benefits to those members, up to the amount that it costs the city for health insurance for the members of the board who take that coverage.

MTAS was asked whether the school board chairman's appointment to fill the vacancy on the school board was legal.

MTAS was asked about an ice cream vendor from Knox County selling ice cream inside the City of Caryville without a Caryville business license.

MTAS was asked whether the city board could change the hours for selling liquor; if local businesses are required to close at 3:00 AM; and if minors are required to leave places where liquor is sold at 10:00 PM.

MTAS was asked if it would be proper for a city to make an appropriation to the local public high school for the purchase of band uniforms.

MTAS was engaged to conduct an office efficiency review for the purpose of identifying enhancements to office processes and procedures.

In the latter part of 2010, the Department of Justice made many changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). One set of changes was with service animal regulations, and the modifications became effective on March 15, 2011.

MTAS was asked whether a certain city council member would have either a statutory or common law conflict of interest in some city improvements financed by a state grant that would help improve his property.

Job description for the position of Director of Finance.

MTAS was asked whether a city could prohibit or limit the hours of construction and of garage sales on Sunday.