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June 24, 2006

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.

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June 24, 2006

OAKLAND, CA

Wikipedia Page: 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:

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June 24, 2006

SEATTLE

The Official City of Seattle web site

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.

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June 24, 2006

LOS ANGELES



Los Angeles City Ethics Commission

The Los Angeles City Ethics Commission is a semi-independent agency authorized and funded by Los Angeles voters to administer and enforce a governmental ethics ordinance for the City of Los Angeles. The CEC is also responsible for administering and enforcing the City's lobbying and campaign finance laws.

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June 23, 2006

At Ethics Camp, Not-So-Tall Tales From the Dark Side

From the NY Times See the original online publication here: (note: may require membership)
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FB091FF734550C708EDDAF0894DE404482

The New York Times

NATIONAL DESK By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN (NYT) 859 words
Published: June 23, 2006
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Conflicts of Interest June 9, 2006

When an Emotional Wrench Is Thrown into an Ethical Issue, What Do You Do?

I would like to hear how many people have had similar experiences to the one I will describe below, and what people think should be done in response.
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Local Government Practice May 31, 2006

Supreme Court Blow to Municipal Employee Dissent

Yesterday, the Supreme Court delivered a blow to municipal government employee rights in its decision in Garcetti et al v.
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Local Government Practice May 30, 2006

Understanding Ethical Failures in Leadership

Terry L. Price's new book, Understanding Ethical Failures in Leadership (Cambridge University Press, 2006), provoked in me a great deal of thinking about what is behind the ethical failures of elected and appointed municipal officials. I will be talking in terms of officials, but Price speaks only in terms of leaders in general, with an emphasis on governmental leaders. His central thesis is that such ethical failures are fundamentally cognitive rather than volitional, that is, they come not out of selfishness or will, but out of mistaken beliefs and limited knowledge.
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May 19, 2006

Ethics code controversial in Providence, RI

Creating ethics code takes time, expert says

Carla Miller, an ethics officer for Jacksonville, Fla., and a former federal prosecutor, tells city officials, "You are in the upper echelon because you are at least struggling with it."

01:00 AM EDT on Friday, May 19, 2006

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May 14, 2006

MIAMI/DADE COUNTY

Miami - South Beach

Population: 2.2 million
Web site: www.co.miami-dade.fl.us/ethics

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