This project evaluates tipping fees for the solid waste transfer station and demolition landfill, as well as use of the Reserve Fund.
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Greeeneville Tipping fees.pdf
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| Solid waste--Rates and charges Solid waste--Landfills Solid waste--Finance |
This document contains some information on suspicious activity reporting and protective measures for fire departments to take to help secure the fire department's personnel and assets.
| Terrorism Fire--Administration--Tennessee Fire |
A resolution of the City of Pigeon Forge accepting a bid for mowing equipment and authorizing the execution of a lease agreement.
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Pigeon Forge Lease Resolution 2.pdf
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| Purchasing--Lease agreements Purchasing--Bids proposals and specifications--Municipal resolutions |
| Water--Operations |
MTAS was asked to research the frequency of cities or counties reducing or discontinuing recycling programs.
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Hardy_Recycling discontinuation_JC_092020.pdf
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| Solid waste--Collection--Tennessee Solid waste--Recycling--Collection |
A sample resolution that can be used by a Tennessee municipal government to adopt minimum training standards for firefighters in their city or town.
| Fire--Training Fire--Personnel--Tennessee Municipal resolutions |
MTAS was asked to provide permit applications for the Public Works Dept. of Fayetteville.
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Permit Application.pdf
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PrivateCollectionPermitApplication.pdf
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Private_Collection_PermitFAQ.pdf
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| Solid waste--Forms Public works--Forms Licenses and permits |
MTAS was asked about the propriety of a municipality donating money to a religious cause in return for 'free' counseling services to police officers and firefighters.
| Public safety officers Solicitations--Charitable organizations |
The purpose of this report is to review and make recommendations regarding the city's water and sewer rates.
| Water--Rates and charges Wastewater--Rates and charges Sewers--Rates and charges Water--Finance Wastewater--Finance Bradford (Tenn) |
MTAS Legal Consultant Elisha Hodge notifies Tennessee municipalities that the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit opined that the practice of marking tires with chalk, in order to monitor how long a vehicle is parked in a parking space for the purpose of enforcing parking restrictions, is an unreasonable search in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution.
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Hodge_Chalking 4-30-2019 (002).pdf
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Hodge_chalking_COA op_19a0076p-06.pdf
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| Parking--Laws and regulations Constitutional law |