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Baker violated law when she acted as BCC counselor on behalf of BCC student she counselled and with whom she had commercial and personal relationships

Annual report available to view and download

Commission submitted amicus brief explaining meaning of ‘unwarranted privilege’ in conflict of interest law

Callahan ordered to pay $6,000 in civil penalties for violating conflict of interest law by accepting free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and distributor

Santiago ordered to pay $20,000 civil penalty for violating conflict of interest law by submitting false timesheets and obtaining pay for overlapping DCR and Revere 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) 2024

Certain gifts are prohibited under the conflict of interest law

Perez used official position to change status of own building permit to “approved”

Vincent used town resources to replace fence on his property

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Brady had subordinate Norfolk County Sheriff’s Office employees perform free plumbing work at his home

After resigning as Chief of Staff, Correira acted for subdivision developer and business owner in City matters

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

Halfkenny, Miranda used tickets donated to school to take their sons to ‘Hamilton’

The conflict of interest law places certain restrictions on accepting gifts, chaperoning trips, and tutoring and coaching within the school district