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Byrne alleged to have repeatedly allowed his plumbing company to do work without permits or inspections and created fraudulent permits after work was done

Certain gifts are prohibited under the conflict of interest law

Emerson repeatedly hired her daughter and granddaughter to do work for the town

Gray routinely made personal use of cars rented by DCAMM

CHIA employee Merkin added paid job with EOTSS and sought payment from both agencies for overlapping work hours

The conflict of interest law places certain restrictions on state, county, and municipal employees after they leave public employment

Haley ordered to pay $10,000 civil penalty for choosing himself to do work for which he billed the town and approving town’s payment of his own invoice

Commission finds evidence did not prove Early, Travers, McKeon, and Anderson violated the conflict of interest law as alleged

While an OSA consultant, Fournier pitched his private company’s services to state agencies as solution for issues raised by OSA audit

O’Brien repeatedly hired his own business to provide services to town

Fay hired her mother and participated in hiring her son for WPS jobs

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Clayton violated law by providing private attorney opportunity to promote his law practice at MEP training

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Merkin held two state jobs simultaneously and sought payment for working both jobs during the same hours

Castro solicited and received free Red Sox tickets from a state contractor

Sacco failed to appropriately discipline officers for falsely claiming detail pay