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Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics plans ordinance review, schedules trainings and March proclamation
Summary
At its Feb. 6 meeting the Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics heard executive director updates on recent and upcoming ethics trainings, plans to request the Board of County Commissioners open an ordinance review committee to align county rules with new state legislation, and noted a March proclamation and upcoming officer elections.
The Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics on Feb. 6 received updates from its executive director on training and planned rule changes and approved the meeting agenda by voice vote.
The executive director (name not specified) told commissioners, “In January, staff presented ethics training to the City of Riviera Beach. And then in February, we have 3 additional trainings, scheduled for Riviera Beach, and we have several upcoming outreach events.” The director said staff has been “working with county administration to open up or ask the Board of County Commissioners to open up the ordinance review committee so we can make the changes to the ordinance so it is in line with what the new legislation that was passed,…
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