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Appeals Court decision upholding State Ethics Commission’s decision that Stephen Comtois violated conflict of interest law stands
Rose allegedly failed to file a 2021 Statement of Financial Interests
Annual report available to view and download
Madelle used police resources to locate person with whom he had a private relationship
Wilson received private compensation in connection with his public employment
Comtois derailed proposed donation of land to town so he could purchase it himself
Uppaluri hired and supervised IT consultants recruited by her family’s company
Tompkins created paid state job for his niece and had subordinate employees run personal errands for him during their paid public work hours
The Commission’s Statements of Financial Interests (SFI) electronic filing system is now open for filing of SFIs for Calendar Year (CY) 2022
Riccobene borrowed money from subordinate and used subordinate’s credit card
Byrne alleged to have repeatedly allowed his plumbing company to do work without permits or inspections and created fraudulent permits after work was done
Gray routinely made personal use of cars rented by DCAMM
Emerson repeatedly hired her daughter and granddaughter to do work for the town
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
