§ 58-4-304. Hours of Display — Flag Design
The P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag, which depicts a prisoner’s profile against the background of a P.O.W. watchtower, if displayed, shall be displayed in accordance with this part during normal business hours.
§ 58-4-305. “Public Building” Defined
For purposes of this part, “public building” is defined according to § 68-120-203.
§ 58-4-306. Welcome Centers
The P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag, as described in § 58-4-304, may be displayed at each welcome center operated by the department of tourist development, and, if so displayed, shall be third in order on the flagpole after the flag of the United States of America and the Tennessee state flag. When the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag is so displayed, […]
§ 58-4-302. Donations of p.o.w.-m.i.a. Flags
Any individual or group may donate a P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag to a county, municipal or state government for the display of the flag pursuant to this part. In addition to the display of the flag over the state capitol pursuant to § 58-4-301(b), the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag may be displayed by a county or municipal government at […]
§ 58-4-303. Display and Maintenance of Flags
If a P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag is donated for display to and is displayed by the state, county or municipal government in accordance with this part, it shall be raised and lowered at the same time, and maintained in the same manner, as the state and United States flags. The county, city, or state government will utilize […]
§ 58-4-103. Request for Redaction of Social Security Number From Official Records
Any veteran of the United States armed forces, or the veteran’s surviving spouse, attorney-in-fact, personal representative or court appointed guardian, may request that the war records bureau redact from the official records that are maintained and distributed by the bureau the veteran’s social security identification number from those military records if the records are stored […]
§ 58-4-201. Appropriations by County Legislative Bodies
The county legislative bodies are authorized to appropriate, by a roll call and recorded vote, from their respective county treasuries, money to be expended solely in the erection of permanent monuments or buildings or libraries or any other evidence of appreciation of the bravery and valor of soldiers, sailors, and marines, within the respective counties […]
§ 58-4-202. County Monument or Building Commissioners
When any county makes any such appropriation, the county legislative body making it shall elect five (5) reputable citizens of the respective county, over eighteen (18) years of age, who shall be known as the county monument or building commissioners, who shall be duly sworn faithfully to discharge their duties as such, and whose duty […]
§ 58-4-203. Filing of Plans — Accounting for Funds
Before any part of any such appropriation shall be paid out of any county treasury, there shall first be filed with the county trustee of the county making the appropriation, plans and specifications of the proposed monument or building or library or other evidence of appreciation, with a detailed estimate of every cost and expense […]
§ 58-4-204. Appropriation Limited to Work and Material
No part of any such appropriation shall be expended for land, fees, or salaries, but shall all be used for the erection of the monument or building, and all such money shall be alone for work on and material entering into the construction of the monument or building.