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City Council Rejects Ethics Code Proposal Amid Controversy

July 23, 2024 | Mayville, Dodge County, Wisconsin



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City Council Rejects Ethics Code Proposal Amid Controversy
During a recent government meeting, council members discussed the potential implementation of an ethics and conduct policy for councilors, prompted by citizen concerns. The discussion revealed a divide among members regarding the necessity of such a policy. Some councilors expressed skepticism, citing the small size of the community and the existing state code of ethics as sufficient. One member noted that ethics cannot be imposed and should rely on individual conscience, emphasizing that the council has maintained a respectful environment.

The conversation shifted to the hiring of a city administrator and the need to amend municipal ordinances to align with this new position. The council reviewed proposed changes to sections of the municipal code, specifically regarding the oversight of city departments. After deliberation, the council agreed to recommend the proposed ordinance changes to the full council for approval, ensuring that the administrator's role is clearly defined without unnecessary detail.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, reflecting a focus on maintaining order and clarity in governance as the council navigates these administrative changes.

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