Update city ethics rules for which employees must report financial conflicts
Resolution No. 13-11
In Plain English
The city requires certain employees to disclose personal investments that could conflict with their job duties. This update changes which positions must file these reports and what types of financial interests they must reveal. The current rules were last updated several years ago and need revision to match current city operations.
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Update conflict-of-interest code to properly identify city positions requiring financial disclosure
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Amend city's conflict of interest code for officials and employees
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