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Getting To Know And Maybe Love Your Municipal Charter, Sid Hemsley
Getting To Know And Maybe Love Your Municipal Charter, Sid Hemsley
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
Explains what a charter is, what it does, and how it may be changed.
The 1996 Mtas Publications Catalog, Municipal Technical Advisory Service
The 1996 Mtas Publications Catalog, Municipal Technical Advisory Service
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
No abstract provided.
Municipal Utilities Rate Survey '96, Ann O'Connell
Municipal Utilities Rate Survey '96, Ann O'Connell
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
This publication presents the results of the 1996 water, wastewater and garbage survey of all Tennessee municipalities. Population numbers in this publication are from the Certified Population of Tennessee Incorporated Municipalities. Out of Tennessee's 342 cities only four did not respond. Out of the 388 responding cities 59 did not provide water, wastewater or garbage service.
Mtas Model Drug And Alcohol Testing Policy, Richard Stokes
Mtas Model Drug And Alcohol Testing Policy, Richard Stokes
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
MTAS created this model drug and alcohol testing policy with the assistance of the Tennessee Municipal League. The policy includes a statement of purpose and scope, consent form, compliance guidelines, general rules, and detailed information about drug and alcohol testing.
Tennessee Public Acts 1996: Summaries Of Interest To Municipal Officials, Dennis Huffer
Tennessee Public Acts 1996: Summaries Of Interest To Municipal Officials, Dennis Huffer
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
This publication summarizes the year's public acts that have the most significant impact on municipal operations. Users of this publication are cautioned that much judgment is involved in determining which Public Acts to summarize and how to summarize them. Before taking action or giving advice based upon any Public Act summarized here, one should consult the act itself and not rely on the summary.