MTAS was asked whether a private act city could bill cost of solid waste regulation, collection and disposal under provision in TCA 67-5-103(c) that authorizes such costs collected as special assessment to property owner as provided in general law mayor aldermanic charter. That question lead to several other questions regarding the collection of costs related to solid waste regulation, collection and disposal by taxes, user fees, special assessment to property owner, and other charges, as provided by all three general law charters.

An MTAS report summarizing Public Chapter 390, Acts of 2023, relative to fire safety requirements for mobile food units in Tennessee. 

MTAS conducted a brief survey of 62 cities regarding specific considerations in the hiring of police officers.

MTAS was asked whether the police chief was entitled to overtime compensation under the FLSA and the city's personnel policies.

An ordinance to add Chapter 4, "Fireworks," to Title 7 of the City of ______ Municipal Code.

A standard operating guideline is recommended for all fire investigators or those involved in the duties of fire and explosion scene investigations.

Job description for the position of Police Officer.

In response to a request for assistance from the Parsons City Recorder, MTAS conducted a review of the city’s 2020 ISO evaluation in preparation for an anticipated Public Protection Classification review estimated to occur in the 2023 or 2024 calendar years. MTAS reviewed Parson’s Public Protection Classification Summary Report, prepared by the Insurance Services Office (ISO) dated April 2020, against the current (2012/2013) edition of the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule, and toured the fire protection area. This report includes recommendations based upon the observations and comparisons made during the site visit.

A legal opinion was requested of MTAS addressing whether individuals who work for the local Chamber of Commerce are legally eligible for benefits provided to employees of the city.

MTAS was asked to analyze the question of the conditions under which a city can waiver or correct mistakes in a bid.