FY2005 annual report to compare the relative cost, efficiency and effectiveness of a set of municipal services by using a collaborative approach with the participating cities, and to set standards and identify "best practices" in municipal government for use and comparison by all Tennessee cities.

MTAS was asked if broad emergency powers are given to county as well as city fire chiefs.

MTAS was asked whether a person with a CDL who violated a traffic ordinance could be diverted to traffic school.

An ordinance to prohibit trucks and other large vehicles from entering/exiting the intersection of State Route 33 and Little River Road.

MTAS was asked to provide a quick review of the present levels of revenue generated by the city and identify the maximum levels that could legally be charged.

MTAS was asked several questions related to regulating day trucks on city streets.

An ordinance requiring vehicles to stop for pedestrians at pedestrian crossings.

A resolution to have MTAS codify and revise the ordinances of a city.

Materials from an MTAS/CTAS statewide class designed for those city and county staff with ADA compliance responsibilities. Information resources includes the extensive class handout as well as the class slide presentation.

MTAS was asked to review a contract proposed by company under which police car would be provided to city for $1 for 3 years, on the condition that company be able to place advertising on the vehicle, and purchase it back from the city for $1 after 3 year period.