Select Board debates ethics complaint process and whether investigations should be single‑person or panel
After the state pulled back assistance, the board discussed revisions to the town ethics investigation process and debated using a single designated liaison versus a small panel (three persons) to gather facts and avoid bias.
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The Stamford Select Board held a lengthy discussion about proposed language for an ethics investigation and enforcement ordinance after the state paused direct support for local investigations. Board members and residents debated whether investigations should rely on one designated liaison or a small panel of volunteers to collect facts and present findings to the board.
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