An ordinance defining false alarms and providing a schedule of notices, warnings, penalties, and costs.

Ask lots of questions and get answers you can live with before building a centralized sewer system.

Twenty cities responded to a survey about fitness assessments for police officers as part of the employment process.

A city advisory board asked for MTAS Legal Consultant Elisha Hodge to clarify the application of the Tennessee Open Meetings Act to email conversations between members of that board.

MTAS was asked whether the city has the right to assess a user charge to residents whose property is served by a sanitary sewer, but who are not connected to the wastewater system.

MTAS was asked to provide cases that support the proposition that municipalities are not required to competitively bid the sale of surplus real property unless there is no state law or charter provisions requiring the sale of such property in that manner.

In response from a request for assistance from Atoka Fire Chief Justin McMillian, MTAS conducted a review of the town’s 2019 ISO evaluation in preparation for an anticipated Public Protection Classification review estimated to occur in the 2023 or 2024 calendar years. MTAS reviewed Atoka’s Public Protection Classification Summary Report, prepared by the Insurance Services Office (ISO) dated October 2019, against the current (2012/2013) edition of the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule, and toured the fire protection area. This report includes observations and recommendations based upon the comparison and observations made during the site visits.

Improper use of social media information on applicants and employees may result in claims alleging discrimination, negligent hiring, violation of privacy, and open record conflicts.

This policy is established in order to provide direction on fuel expenses incurred by Town employees on Town business.

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