Sugar Land ethics board reviews code revisions, receives training on disclosure and complaint process
At an orientation and training session, Sugar Land’s Independent Ethics Review Board received an overview of open meetings/records rules, conflict-of-interest and gift thresholds, complaint procedures and available sanctions, and walked through a hypothetical case to test application of the Code of Ethical Conduct revisions.
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The Independent Ethics Review Board met on Thursday, Jan. 30, for an orientation and a section-by-section review of proposed revisions to Sugar Land’s Code of Ethical Conduct. Meredith Rainey, the city attorney and staff liaison to the board, led the training and urged members to follow state open-meetings and open-records requirements.
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