Under the FLSA, if there is no written policy to offset disciplinary actions with unused comp time, the employer cannot unilaterally make the decision to offset the comp time.

MTAS was asked about the legality of using water department funds to purchase warning sirens.

A resolution establishing a records management system based on the MTAS reference guide for records management.

A legal opinion was requested from MTAS on whether Tennessee Code Annotated § 6-58-118 may be used as the legal basis for bringing a piece of property into Gallatin’s urban growth boundary that will ultimately be annexed into the City.

MTAS was asked whether the City Council can give the school board the authority to levy taxes to fund the operation of city schools and what the methods of school consolidation are in Tennessee.

MTAS was asked whether the City can enter into a Joint Industrial Development Corporation with the County.

MTAS was asked whether county or city taxes have priority where there is a deficiency in a tax sale.

A form for an applicant to consent to and acknowledge that the applicant is scheduled to undergo drug and/or alcohol testing.

In this FY2016 annual report of the Tennessee Municipal Benchmarking Project (TMBP), there are a total of eleven services measured and analyzed: building code enforcement, employment benefits, finance, fire, human resources, information technology, parks and recreation, planning and zoning, police, property maintenance code enforcement, and refuse collection, disposal, and recycling. This PDF is the latest version available and includes any updated and corrected information.

A list of offenses you may have in your municipal code that provide penalties that exceed the jurisdiction of your city court.