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Resident submits materials to Comptroller and asks commission to clarify county ethics complaint process
Summary
A resident said she submitted a 40-page packet to the Comptroller and requested that Claiborne County publish a clear ethics-complaint procedure; County Mayor Joe Brooks said the formal process will be updated on the county website.
During public comment, Paula Goins said she had "submitted a 40-page document to the Comptroller's office" and asked the commission for a clear, public process for filing an ethics complaint. Goins said she had also provided copies to County Mayor Joe Brooks and D.A.G. Jared Effler and said current procedures are unclear.
County Mayor Brooks responded that the formal procedure will be updated on the county website so ethics complaints can be added and routed to the appropriate Ethics Committee members. Goins noted that, based on recently passed legislation, the county must have a functional Ethics Committee process in place by January 1, 2027.
What happens next: County administration said it will revise and publish a formal complaints process on the county website and coordinate with the School Department and relevant committees as needed.
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