This ordinance establishes the Mayor as the Chief Executive Officer of a city, outlining their duties related to the supervision of city affairs.
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ORD Setting Out the Duties of the Mayor.docx
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| Mayor Mayor--Aldermanic government Tennessee |
A summary outline for establishing a code enforcement function in smaller municipalities. A more formal program will be developed in the future based on this outline.
| Code enforcement Building codes Zoning Tennessee |
An ordinance to amend the personnel policies and procedures of a city by revising section 14.04 and the second (2nd) paragraph of section 5.07; relating to the hours of work of police department employees and the granting of overtime for employees covered by FLSA, respectively.
| Police--Personnel Personnel--Fair Labor Standards Act Personnel--Compensation Tennessee |
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MTAS RFP Safety shoes Bartlett 12-2025.docx
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| Personnel--Health and safety Public works--Personnel Bartlett (Tenn) |
The question of whether a municipal official can simultaneously hold another governmental office arises frequently. Similarly, questions often arise regarding whether an individual can simultaneously hold a municipal office and another position of employment. Several sources of law must be considered when these types of questions arise: the Tennessee Constitution, statutes, charter provisions, municipal code provisions, ethics provisions, personnel regulations, the common-law prohibition against an individual serving in incompatible offices, and the common-law conflict-of-interest principle.
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LTK - Project 3.pdf
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| Conflict of interests Municipal government Ethics Tennessee |
| Personnel--Health and safety Public works--Personnel Bartlett (Tenn) |
We are looking for a Public Works Consultant to join our team. This is a field-based position based in Nashville, with flexibility through our Alternate Work Arrangement (AWA) program. MTAS is part of the UT Institute for Public Service, and we take pride in providing expert consulting and training to Tennessee municipalities, state government and related organizations.
What You’ll Do
As a Public Works Consultant, you’ll serve as a trusted advisor to city officials and municipal organizations across Tennessee. You’ll provide technical assistance on public works, utilities, and engineering issues through on-site consulting, research, training development, and publications. You’ll also collaborate with colleagues on team projects and act as an internal subject matter expert.
What We’re Looking For
Preferred:
Salary is competitive and based on experience and qualifications.
Application Instructions
To express interest, please submit an application with the noted below attachments.