MTAS was asked to write a conflict of interest policy.

Twenty Tennessee cities responded to a survey regarding whether or not there would be any pay increases for city employees in FY 2021.

MTAS was asked to write a procedure for collecting on bad checks.

To have a single, uniform property tax rate across the city, one of the counties must alter its reappraisal cycle to coincide with the other county.

MTAS was asked whether a city can waive delinquent property taxes for an industry that is trying to get refinancing.

MTAS was asked whether the same person can hold multiple local government offices.

MTAS was asked three questions: (1) Whether a county highway department is restricted in spending its gas tax revenues to only outside municipalities; (2) Whether a county can legally earmark a portion of county property taxes collected within a municipality to roads outside the municipality; and (3) Whether a county is required to have a public hearing before final passage of the budget.

A sample RFP for a city's payroll account.

A legal opinion on the maximum that a city can charge for a bad check.

MTAS was asked whether the Director of the Senior Citizen Center's use of city funds to purchase the magazine subscriptions from her daughter for the Center constitutes a conflict of interest.