The Town of Arlington, Tennessee provided a capital expense plan for the sewer department and other financial documents for MTAS to use in the projection of rates necessary for a viable sewer department through June 30, 2026. This report has provided information for what may be necessary to comply with Tennessee Code and the State Comptroller's Office.

MTAS was asked to research and draft an opinion on the property rights of utility board members

MTAS was asked about the mayor's duties and authority under a private act charter.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Air Pollution Control has recently created a new webpage that outlines the process for governmental agencies to follow when proposing a governmental collective site for the open burning of natural disaster debris.

MTAS was asked how far back a city may go to collect delinquent taxes, whether the city may authorize partial payments of delinquent taxes, and whether the city may forgive or waive penalty and interest accrued on delinquent taxes.

MTAS was asked about collecting delinquent property taxes from taxpayers who are in bankruptcy.

MTAS was asked what a city needs to do to restrict the election of aldermen required under the charter to be elected from wards to the voters within the boundaries of the wards.

Nine Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding what positions in city government are required to have a surety bond and what the required amounts are for those bonds.

MTAS was asked several questions about municipal streets.

MTAS was asked to look at the advisory board appointment practices of other cities, in order to improve the process used by Bristol; includes a survey about the appointment practices of fourteen cities.