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Commission found reasonable cause to believe Bartley represented private parties in real estate matters involving the city

Brown chaired the State Ethics Commission from 1994 to 1998

Governor Healey issues Ethics Awareness Month proclamation

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Pimental worked several hundred hours for state Department of Fire Services during his town work hours

Annual report available to view and download

Ciarametaro had a subordinate complete his college coursework during city work hours

The State Ethics Commission’s Statements of Financial Interests (SFI) electronic filing system is now open for filing of SFIs for Calendar Year (CY) 2025

Briggs worked for private employer while on paid leave from DDS, held financial interest in DDS contract, and worked for private employer on DDS matters

Certain gifts are prohibited under the conflict of interest law

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Shepherd represented his private company in business with the town and had financial interests in town contracts

The use of public resources to support candidates and political campaigns is generally prohibited

Recognized by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for career accomplishments and contributions to the legal profession

Stephen P. Fauteux served as the Commission's Enforcement Division Chief for over 30 years

Sharpes-Smith participated in hiring her brother