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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
Teague auctioned seized modular home to spouse
Crevier used official position, public resources in unpermitted political activity
Watkins accepted free work on home walkways, steps, and porch
Commission found reasonable cause to believe Santiago held DCR and Revere aquatics jobs with overlapping hours and sought pay from both city and state for those hours
Online training also available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and traditional and simplified Chinese closed captioning
Cusick accepted free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and its distributor
Mscisz and Benjamin used official positions to get preferential, discounted access to cemetery plots
Larkin contracted with friend and business partner, used school position to promote private business
