City Related
San Diego: A Great Case Study in Conflicts of Interest
Reading the newspapers, you might not realize that behind all the fraud, non-disclosure, and "reckless mismanagement" that former S.E.C. Chair Arthur Levitt found in San Diego's pension and wastewater systems were serious conflicts of interest.
The Importance of Being Readable
A City Where "We Don't Want Nobody Nobody Sent"
Apologies: Central to a City's Ethical Environment
Setback for Municipal Campaign Finance Reform
DENVER, CO
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
HONOLULU, HI
Honolulu Government
Originally governed by a Board of Supervisors, the City & County of Honolulu is administered under a mayor-council system of governance overseeing all municipal services: civil defense, emergency medical, fire, parks and recreation, police, sanitation, streets, water, among others. One of the largest municipal governments in the United States, the City & County of Honolulu has an annual operating budget of $1 Billion.
OAKLAND, CA
Public Ethics Commission
The City of Oakland Public Ethics Commission was established in November, 1996.
The mission of the Public Ethics Commission is to promote the highest confidence in the ethics of the government of the City of Oakland. We help ensure that government works the way it's supposed to -- that its people are treated fairly, with honesty and integrity. We do this by:
SEATTLE
Seattle Ethics & Elections Commission
One of the missions of The Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission is to administer, interpret and enforce the Seattle Code of Ethics, Seattle Municipal Code Chapter 4.16 (SMC 4.16). The Code provides a standard of conduct for all City officers and employees, which includes all elected and appointed officials, all City employees, and members of boards and commissions, paid and unpaid.