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Board adopts county code of conduct and ethics, adds requirement to copy CEO on staff requests
Summary
Supervisors adopted a county code of conduct and ethics after amending it to require that supervisors include the CEO on requests for information outside public meetings; motion passed with one dissent.
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors adopted a code of conduct and ethics on Feb. 25, adding a floor amendment to require that supervisors copy the county CEO on requests for information sent to departments outside public meetings.
The document, modeled on codes in other counties, sets norms for professional conduct, public communications, and interactions between supervisors, staff and the public. During board discussion supervisors debated whether certain provisions risked creating Brown Act…
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