The Town of Englewood requested that MTAS review its current natural gas system. For many years, since the utility was established in the 1950s, very little maintenance or upgrades have been made to the system. The system is aging and many capital improvements are needed to continue the operation in a safe environment. MTAS obtained a history of financial statements, audits, pipeline contracts and other information to get a full view of the entire system and its financial position.

MTAS was asked to prepare an orientation workshop for the Town of Huntsville. Full text available in the MTAS library (City of Pikeville Orientation Booklet).

This strategic plan may serve as the foundation for Mission Driven Budgeting, allowing individual departments to build their mission, core functions, goals, objectives, and performance measures so they align with the city's strategic plan.

The state legislature recently created a new fee to be collected by the city when a defendant posts a cash bond for a municipal traffic violation.

MTAS was asked whether the municipal court has jurisdiction to hear juvenile traffic violation cases.

MTAS was asked whether the city can split the authority to operate the parks and recreation system between the recreation commission and the board of mayor and aldermen.

MTAS was asked several questions about the jurisdiction of a municipal court, its ability to punish offenders for failure to appear, and additional costs imposed on misdemeanor cases.

MTAS was asked whether a home rule municipality can adopt a charter amendment authorizing a public referendum on tax rates.

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.