MTAS was asked to determine whether there is any way for the city to get out of the contract under which the city waived its share of the sales tax to the county for a term ending upon the payment of a 2.4 million bond issue.

MTAS was asked whether the city council can ratify the illegal payments made to city council members in lieu of insurance, thereby making such payments legal.

MTAS was asked a distance regulation question for a beer permit, whether it is the city's responsibility to insure that a contractor has workers' compensation prior to issuing a building permit, and whether cities can recover damages to streets from truck owners and operators.

Attorney Elisha Hodge wrote this document regarding residency as a student of the University of Tennessee and what it means for voter registration.

Fifty-one cities were asked whether their mayor is elected from the board or by the people.

MTAS was asked to do a study, report, and presentation on Ripley Utilities.

MTAS was asked whether a town could set forth nominating procedures by ordinance for candidates for public office in the town.

Job description for the position of Community Development Director.

Nineteen cities and counties were asked several questions about their use and pay of interns in city departments.

Twenty cities were asked whether they have a city attorney, paralegals, and a city manager, as well as questions about the city attorney's annual budget and salary, plus, if the city manager has a contract.