MTAS was asked several questions regarding the city's annual gift to the YMCA.

MTAS was asked whether special assessments can be used for sidewalk construction.

MTAS was asked whether the city is entitled to conduct warrantless searches of the lockers.

MTAS was asked the difference between an exempt and nonexempt city under the State Fire Marshal's Building and Fire Code.

MTAS was asked whether the Board of Mayor and Aldermen should play an increased role (hiring or dismissal) in one or more staff positions in order to provide employee protection for 'whistleblower' actions.

A survey of selected cities to determine if their battalion chief or shift caption positions are exempted from the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System mandatory retirement for public safety positions at age 60.

MTAS was asked whether a city has the power to name a portion of a state highway located in the municipality, when a bill is introduced in the state legislature designating a name for the highway.

The term of the individual holding the interim position of the previous vacant office shall expire at the next regular election.

As a service to Bartlett Fire Chief Terry Wiggins and Assistant Fire Chief Tommy Gately, MTAS conducted an updated review of the city's 2017 ISO evaluation in preparation for an anticipated Public Protection Classification review in the summer/fall of 2022. MTAS reviewed Bartlett's Public Protection Classification Summary Report prepared by the Insurance Service Office (ISO) dated April 2017, against the current (2012/2013) edition of the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule and toured the fire protection area. This report includes observations and recommendations based upon that comparison and observations made during site visits.

MTAS was asked whether a certain member of a three-way tie is entitled to appointment to the vacant office of alderman.