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Council accepts manager recommendations after Code of Conduct complaints filed by councillor

Town of St. George Council · December 12, 2024
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Summary

After a privileged session, council accepted Manager Danny Conway’s recommendations addressing Code of Conduct concerns raised by Councillor William Vincent about extended office visits and Legion work during town hours.

St. George — In a privileged session called during the Dec. 12 council meeting, councillors considered Code of Conduct matters raised by Councillor William Vincent. Council later returned to public session at 7:48 p.m. and accepted manager Danny Conway’s recommendations addressing the concerns.

According to the minutes, Councillor William Vincent had submitted a Code of Conduct item alleging extended visits within the office and Legion-related work performed during town working hours. Manager Conway made recommendations in response; council accepted those recommendations in two separate motions recorded on the minutes (motions #112/24 and #113/24). Both motions were recorded In Favor by five councillors; the minutes do not include full named vote tallies for those motions in the public portion.

The minutes show council confirmed there was no further business and adjourned the meeting after accepting the manager’s recommendations. The minutes do not record oral statements from the individuals implicated beyond the manager’s written recommendations, and the actions described were decided during the privileged session and then recorded when council returned to public session.

The council’s acceptance of the recommendations concludes the privileged-session item as recorded in the minutes; the minutes do not provide further public details on operational or disciplinary follow-up.