Consultant fined $10,000 for gifts given to Connecticut Port Authority employees, board member
Unnamed employees and a board member of the troubled Connecticut Port Authority received...
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Unnamed employees and a board member of the troubled Connecticut Port Authority received...
A company hired as a consultant by the Connecticut Port Authority to find an operator for State Pier in New London has agreed to a $10,000 settlement with
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A New York-based maritime company has agreed to pay a $10,000...
Connecticut regulators say the firm violated state ethics rules by providing gifts to employees and a board member of the Connecticut Port Authority.
The Office of State Ethics fined a New York-based consulting firm $10,000 Tuesday for providing more than $3,000 in food and gifts — including hockey tickets and an overnight stay at a Greenwich club — to Connecticut Port Authority officials in 2017 and 2019. Seabury Maritime, a subsidiary of Seabury Capital Group, provided some of those gifts while pursuing a business relationship with the authority, and others after securing a contract to help find an operator for state pier in New London, according to the consent order signed by Seabury and the state ethics office.