ethics complaint
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Northglenn City Council to consider ethics complaint against Sen. Faith Winter for attending meeting while ‘apparently inebriated’
The Northglenn City Council will review a request on Wednesday for an ethics complaint against state Sen. Faith Winter, D-Westminster, tied to an April 3 meeting, in which people said the legislator showed up intoxicated and combative. At issue in the April 3 meeting was the location of a mental health transitional living home in Northglenn.…
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Northglenn City Council to consider ethics complaint against Sen. Faith Winter for attending meeting while ‘apparently inebriated’
The Northglenn City Council will review a request on Wednesday for an ethics complaint against state Sen. Faith Winter, D-Westminster, tied to an April 3 meeting, in which people said the legislator showed up intoxicated and combative. At issue in the April 3 meeting was the location of a mental health transitional living home in Northglenn.…
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Colorado Springs ethics commission dismisses complaint against mayoral candidate Wayne Williams
The Colorado Springs Independent Ethics Commission has dismissed an ethics complaint against mayoral candidate Wayne Williams related to the City Council’s January approval of a controversial water rule. Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Longinos Gonzalez calls for independent ethics investigation into opponent Wayne Williams Deputy City Attorney Tracy Lessig notified El Paso County Commissioner Longinos Gonzalez…
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Ethics complaint against Colorado state Rep. Ransom dismissed
After a more than five-hour hearing, the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission Wednesday unanimously dismissed an ethics complaint filed against Republican Rep. Kim Ransom of Lone Tree. The ethics complaint alleged Ransom accepted a “Gold Pass,” valued at $600, to attend the 2016 Western Conservative Summit. In their ruling, the commission said Ransom had met the…

