Employment agreement for city administrator
An employment agreement between the Town of Pittman Center and the City Administrator.
| Personnel--Employment agreements City administrator |
An employment agreement between the Town of Pittman Center and the City Administrator.
| Personnel--Employment agreements City administrator |
MTAS was asked to review ordinance permitting mayor pro tem to hire consulting attorney.
| Mayor Boards City council City attorney |
MTAS was asked whether a city could charge a franchise fee to an electrical utility that provides the city with electric service, when the franchise, which contained no provision for a franchise fee, expired many years ago, and both parties had continued to operate under same terms as the old franchise.
| Franchises Electric power Electric systems Electric systems--Contracts Utilities--Contracts and agreements Utilities--Franchises |
Nine Tennessee municipalities responded to a survey about their court operations, including number of full and part-time employees; how often court is held; number of cases in calendar year 2023; and how payments are handled (e.g., online or over the phone).
| Courts Courts--Municipal |
A generic complaint form for a water/sewer department.
| Forms Water--Forms Sewers--Forms Wastewater--Forms Public information--Customer service Municipal government--Services Municipal government--Forms |
Job description for the position of Program Producer for Citizens Information Television.
| Television programs Information management--Personnel Personnel--Classification |
A recently hired salaried employee worked a significant number of hours for a community event. MTAS provided options on how to address this issue.
| Personnel--Compensation |
Job description for the position of Forestry Inspector
| Urban forestry Trees Forests and forestry Personnel--Classification |
Nine Tennessee cities were surveyed to find out who handles inspection for wreckers called to the scene following a motor vehicle accident.
| Motor vehicles--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether an arrangement, where a local bank leased with the Town for water tower space and placed a Christian cross on top of the tower, is a violation of the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
| Constitutional law Laws and regulations--Federal |