Twenty-one Tennessee cities responded to a request for information regarding their limits on the number of dogs and cats per residential household.
| Animal control--Municipal ordinances Animal control |
Job description for the position of Fitness Facility Manager for the City of Smyrna.
| Personnel--Classification |
MTAS was asked whether the city could use the special assessment provision of the General Law Mayor-Aldermanic Charter to impose special assessments for park and fire hall improvements.
| Revenue sources--Municipal Business districts |
The General Assembly has passed legislation authorizing the Commissioner of Transportation to reimburse public and private utilities the full costs of relocating caused by state road projects, subject to funding.
| Utilities--Finance Utilities--Finance--Laws and regulations Utilities--Relocation |
MTAS was asked for assistance in collecting business tax and garbage fees.
| Tax collection--Municipal ordinances Tax collection Taxes--Businesses and professions--Tennessee--Directories Solid waste--Collection--Rates and charges Municipal ordinances |
City judge is dismissing court cases without charging court costs.
| Courts--Municipal Courts--Judges Courts--General sessions Revenue sources--Municipal |
The Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration (TOSHA) uses this checklist from South Carolina OSHA, when inspecting Tennessee fire departments.
| Fire--Administration--Tennessee Fire--Forms Personnel--OSHA Personnel--Health and safety Fire--Personnel Fire--Equipment |
MTAS was asked if the state regulates the blending or infusing of beer with other non-alcoholic beverages.
| Beer--Laws and regulations Alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations |
MTAS Fire Consultant Steve Cross authored this study for the Johnson City Fire Rescue organization regarding the number of fire stations in the city and recommendations for the future.
| Fire service--Tennessee Fire service--Organization Fire--Operations Fire--Personnel--Tennessee |
Guidance for municipalities on a course of action for business owners who may refuse the guidelines of Executive Orders Nos. 17, 21, and 22.
| Businesses--Laws and regulations |
