MTAS was asked for an example of a monthly administrative report that a city manager might present to the mayor and city council.

MTAS and CTAS were asked to jointly study animal shelter and animal control services in Kingsport, Sullivan County, and two additional cities within the county.

MTAS was asked whether the mayor had the right to vote or make motions.

MTAS was asked the impact of Chapter 1101 on the planning and subdivision authority of cities.

MTAS was asked whether the first half of the sales tax must be apportioned among the school system and whether the county could allocate these funds to school debt retirement.

MTAS was asked whether the Board of Zoning Appeals exceeded its authority in granting a use variance to the purchaser of a house in a R-3 zoned area when this individual plans to open a beauty parlor in the single-family home, but does not intend to live there.

MTAS Fire Consultant Dennis Wolf conducted a survey of the five fire departments in Tennessee that hold accreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI).

An ordinance of the Town of Baileyton adopting vicious dog regulations.

MTAS was asked whether it may enforce its ordinances dealing with tall grass, junk cars, and dangerous buildings within one mile of the city limits.

A resolution to pay students a stipend to work on a city's Web site.