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First reading: Ordinance would replace New Haven’s three‑member ethics board with a joint city‑county panel
Summary
Nelson County Fiscal Court proposed dissolving New Haven’s three‑member Board of Ethics in favor of a Joint City‑County Ethics Board requiring only one local member; Ordinance #523, Series 2025, received its first reading at the Jan. 16 meeting.
Mayor Linda Mattingly told the board that Nelson County Fiscal Court approached the city about dissolving New Haven’s current three‑member Board of Ethics to approve a Joint City‑County Ethics Board that would require a single local member.
Joanie Corbin read the first reading of Ordinance #523, Series 2025 for the record. The minutes state the proposed joint board would reduce local membership from three local appointees to one local member. The ordinance received a first reading; no final vote or adoption occurred at the Jan. 16 meeting.
The minutes do not include the ordinance text or a schedule for subsequent readings or a final vote. Commissioners did not record questions or debate in the minutes beyond the reading and the description of the proposed change.
