A sample contract for recovering the cost of training officers when they leave the police department.

MTAS was asked to develop a rights-of-way management ordinance; includes appropriate permits and forms.

MTAS was asked whether the city is legally obligated to install a 1" water meter in a city building, based on the findings of a water demand study.

Establishing policy and procedure for the most efficient use of motor vehicles of the police department.

MTAS Legal Consultant Elisha Hodge responded to a request for information regarding whether or not non-residents have the right to speak at a public meeting.

Ordinance regarding water and sewer main extensions for Mountain City.

The purpose and intent of this manual are the following: to promote the scenic quality of the community; to improve the appearance of parking areas and property abutting public rights of way; to protect property values; to reduce stormwater runoff and improve water quality; to provide transition between incompatible land uses; and to provide relief from traffic, noise, heat, glare, dust, and debris.

MTAS worked with the City of Rockwood to gather information and evaluate the city's residential and commercial refuse collection operations.

This report outlines the results and findings of the assessment measures conducted for the position of Fire Training Officer. The assessment process was developed and facilitated by the University of Tennessee Municipal Technical Advisory Service (UT MTAS) Fire Management Consultant Donald Pannell and CTAS Emergency/Fire Management Consultant Marc Alley. The assessment process was held on April 8, 2024, at the Pigeon Forge Municipal Center located at 3229 Rena Street in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. 

MTAS was asked whether a city could give low income property owners reduced solid waste collection fees.