MTAS was asked whether the city has the right to sue a carrier for damages to city streets.

MTAS was asked about failure to appear warrants, scire facias and capias issued in municipal court.

MTAS was asked whether proxy voting by the board of mayor and aldermen is allowed.

Former MTAS Management Consultant Pat Hardy and CTAS Consultant Rick Hall worked together on a study of animal control and animal shelters in both Carter County and Elizabethton, Tennessee. Both the city and county were seeking information on how to handle animal control and shelter responsibilities more efficiently.

Thirteen cities in Tennessee were surveyed to find out if their municipality closes during inclement weather and if so, how do they communicate that to non-emergency employees who do not have to report to work.

MTAS was asked about the procedure for collecting delinquent property taxes when the county taxes have been paid.

Twelve Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding what salary and benefits are offered to their sitting judges.

MTAS was asked whether the city can accept a bid for a garbage truck from the low bidder if the garbage truck does not meet the specifications contained in the bid proposal.

MTAS was asked to facilitate a strategic planning retreat for the City of Fayetteville.

MTAS was asked about the legality of transferring ownership of a beer license.