To encourage ethical behavior by the elected officials and employees of the Town of Greenwich and members of its appointed boards and commissions in the conduct of their official business.

Description:
The Greenwich Board of Ethics responds to complaints from the general public of violations of the Town's Code of Ethics and to requests from the Town's elected officials, employees and members of its appointed boards and commissions for advisory opinions as to their responsibilities under the Code. By dealing with such requests in a prompt and open manner the Board seeks to (1) reassure the general public and the individuals involved that the matters involved have been thoroughly and fairly investigated, examined and analyzed and that all appropriate viewpoints have been heard, and (2) communicate its conclusions in a clear manner that provides workable guidelines for future conduct. The Board also works to facilitate reporting by Town Officers required under the Code of Ethics so as to increase public confidence in the governance of the Town of Greenwich.

History:
The Greenwich Board of Ethics was established in 1965 by the adoption of Article 2 of Chapter 2 of the Greenwich Municipal Code, which is a part of the Town Charter. Since then it has met regularly to respond to various complaints and requests for advisory opinions.

Contact person: Paul deBary, Board President, (phone), (email)
Office fax number: (203) 661-4652

Address:

Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road Greenwich, CT 06830 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.greenwichct.org/Ethics/Ethics.asp

Directions:

From I-95 take Exit 3 and proceed North on Arch Street. Go under the railroad bridge and through the next intersection. Then, after about 20 yards, bear left up Sound View Drive to Field Point Road. Turn right onto. . . (more)   Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: Metro North RR - Greenwich Station,   Walk distance (in minutes): 5   Nearest Bus Stop: Greenwich Town Hall, 0 minute walk

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Does your agency have weekend volunteer opportunities?
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