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Topline: The City of Denver is considering revising its ethics code after a councilwoman’s spending spree of over $15,000 was ruled “reckless” but not a “technical violation” of the law, according to Denverite.
Topline: The City of Denver is considering revising its ethics code after a councilwoman’s spending spree of over $15,000 was ruled “reckless” but not a “technical violation” of the law,
The Denver Board of Ethics on Wednesday found that City Councilwoman Flor Alvidrez's spending and bookkeeping habits did not violate the ethics code but its members expressed concerns.
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