This facility rental policy includes definitions of key terms; rules and procedures for reserving the town community center; a sample agreement form; a rental checklist; and a hold harmless agreement.

In this FY2017 annual report of the Tennessee Municipal Benchmarking Project (TMBP), there are a total of eleven services measured and analyzed: building code enforcement, employment benefits, finance, fire, human resources, information technology, parks and recreation, planning and zoning, police, property maintenance code enforcement, and refuse collection, disposal, and recycling. This PDF is the latest version available and includes any updated and corrected information.

Information resources for wastewater operators and other staff involved in wastewater operations.

These flowcharts lay out who has to pay for a violation of the Tennessee seat belt law; what the fine is for first and subsequent offenses; how much money is retained by the court clerk (if any); and court costs (if any).

This document discusses parking management issues for municipalities, including enforcement of parking violations, the use of collection agencies for unpaid tickets, and the rights of cities to impose fines for illegal parking and prolonged immobility (abandoned vehicles). It highlights legal considerations under Tennessee law, such as the distinction between fees and fines. The document also addresses towing regulations and exemptions for vehicles with handicap placards.

A sample ordinance for a city or town to adopt by reference state traffic offenses and rules of the road and amend Title 15, Chapter 1 of the city/town's municipal code.

Sample applications for a payment plan regarding fines, court costs, and litigation taxes in a municipal court case.

This document provides a brief summary of presentations sponsored by the Water Environment Federation on the topic of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). Presenters emphasized the need for sewer workers to use personal protective equipment, and the need for additional research into questions such as how long the virus can survive in the sewer system.