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Missouri Ethics Commission: Columbia Mayor Must Terminate Campaign Committee - Vimarsana News

Missouri Ethics Commission: Columbia Mayor Must Terminate Campaign Committee

After an ethics complaint filed in 2019, Columbia Mayor Brian Treece has been ordered to terminate his campaign committee.

Source: kbia.org
Here's what you need to know: Saturday, Oct. 2 - Vimarsana News

Here's what you need to know: Saturday, Oct. 2

10 new additions to the Missouri Intercollegiate Hall of Fame will be honored at Faurot Field during today's game.

Source: komu.com
Missouri Ethics Commission: Columbia mayor must terminate campaign committee - Vimarsana News

Missouri Ethics Commission: Columbia mayor must terminate campaign committee

The ethics commission investigated after Columbia attorney Dan Viets filed the complaint and presented two arguments in November 2019.

Source: komu.com
Columbia mayor may be violating a state statute regulating lobbyists holding public office - Vimarsana News

Columbia mayor may be violating a state statute regulating lobbyists holding public office

JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Parson has vetoed a piece of legislation that would have kept Columbia Mayor Brian Treece out of potential hot water. The legislation that hit Parson's desk would have created an exemption to an existing state statute and clarified that lobbyists running for municipal and school district offices could maintain candidate committees. Because Parson vetoed that exemption, lobbyists running for office must dissolve any candidate committee, according to the statute. Treece has been a registered as a lobbyist since 1996 and also co-owns a consulting firm with his ...

Source: komu.com
Parson vetoes law that would have addressed the legality of Columbia mayor's campaign finance committee - Vimarsana News

Parson vetoes law that would have addressed the legality of Columbia mayor's campaign finance committee

JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Parson has vetoed a piece of legislation that would have kept Columbia Mayor Brian Treece out of potential hot water. The legislation that hit Parson's desk would have created an exemption to an existing state statute and clarified that lobbyists running for municipal and school district offices could maintain candidate committees. Because Parson vetoed that exemption, lobbyists running for office must dissolve any candidate committee, according to the statute. Treece has been a registered as a lobbyist since 1996 and also co-owns a consulting firm with his ...

Source: komu.com