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Ethics officer outlines trainings, budget and complaint referrals; board reviews three‑year strategic plan
Summary
City of Tallahassee ethics officer Dwight Floyd on Aug. 19 outlined training plans, budget items and two sworn complaints forwarded to Tallahassee Police Department internal affairs, and presented a draft three‑year strategic plan for board review.
Dwight Floyd, the City of Tallahassee ethics officer, briefed the Independent Ethics Board on Aug. 19 about training, budget items, complaint referrals and a draft three‑year strategic plan that staff will bring back with measurable goals.
Floyd said the office completed a series of trainings, is creating an online advisory course required by city ordinance for appointed advisory groups, and plans to require annual training for roughly 33 advisory groups and about 300 people. He said the office is working with the treasurer‑clerk’s office and the communications and information‑technology departments to promote the campaign contribution refund program in utility bills and on radio and television.
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