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BOARD OF ETHICS
Latest News
- Report on Retirement Dinner for Aviation General Manager is now available.
- Read the latest issue of Ethics Matters.
- The Board of Ethics has found that a senior assistant city attorney violated the Code of Ethics by accepting two dinners paid by a law firm suing the City and ordered him to repay $175 to the City. To learn more, read the Final Order.
- The Board approved a settlement agreement in which a former city employee agreed to pay a $250 fine for using city property for private advantage after she held her daughter's wedding at City Hall without paying the customary rental fee.
Ethics Code
The Board of Ethics has jurisdiction over the Standards of Conduct in the City's Code of Ordinance, which covers the following issues:
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Tickets
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Use of city property
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Extra jobs and outside employment
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Doing business with the city
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Use of confidential information
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Representing private interests before city agencies
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Representing private interests in matters adverse to the city
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Ethics Advisories
Election-related Links
The Board of Ethics has limited jurisdiction over campaign-related issues. City property may not be used by candidates or during political campaigns. State law and the State Ethics Commission govern campaign contributions, and the Office of Municipal Clerk is the official filing officer for municipal campaign finance reports. The following information is offered as a public service:
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- Campaign registration and finance
- Personal financial disclosure of candidates and city elected officials
- Issues related to campaign activities
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