Ordinance to increase the city court fees
An ordinance that increased city court costs from $80 to $120.
| Courts--Municipal Revenue sources--Fees and charges--Municipal ordinances Revenue sources--Fees and charges |
An ordinance that increased city court costs from $80 to $120.
| Courts--Municipal Revenue sources--Fees and charges--Municipal ordinances Revenue sources--Fees and charges |
MTAS was asked for assistance in revising an open burning permit program.
| Fire--Prevention Licenses and permits Municipal ordinances |
It is permissible for a court to both impose a fine and order an offender to attend and pay the fees for safe driving school.
| Fines and court costs Traffic--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether the requirement that a person be a resident of the city as a condition of holding a city office is a continuing requirement.
| Utilities--Boards Boards |
MTAS was asked whether a municipality could borrow money to help finance the construction of a new county elementary school.
| Finance--Bond issues Finance--Bonds Finance--Municipal Public works--Construction Public works--Finance Schools--Finance |
MTAS Finance Consultant Eric Spencer created this sample resolution to be used by a Tennessee municipality to use when receiving their allocation from the American Rescue Plan Act.
| Finance--Grants-in-aid Finance--Local government--Tennessee Finance--Municipal--Tennessee Accounting--Municipal Accounting--Tennessee |
MTAS was asked whether the board could accept one of two offers to furnish equipment or if it must advertise and accept bids.
| Boards Emergency communications Purchasing--Laws and regulations Telecommunications |
Job description for the position of Police Officer.
| Personnel--Classification |
An RFP for physicians to perform annual physicals for fire fighters.
| Fire--Administration Fire--Personnel Personnel--Health and safety Personnel--Laws and regulations Purchasing--Bids proposals and specifications |
"Grandfathering" is allowing an existing operation or conduct to continue legally when a new operation or conduct would be illegal.
| Businesses--Laws and regulations Fireworks Sign control Signs and signboards Zoning--Laws and regulations |