Press Releases
2021
Former Capital Region Development Authority Board Members Settles Ethics Case for Violation of Revolving Door Provisions
Office of State Ethics Enters into $2,500 Settlement with Former State Contracting Standards Board Member
Office of State Ethics Recovers $20,000 Penalty Following Superior Court Action
In 2019, Former UCONN Graduate Diversity Officer Charmane Thurmand was Fined the Maximum Penalties for Ethics Code Violations
Office of State Ethics Enters into $5,000 Settlement with State Employee who Utilized State Resources on State Time for Private Business
Office of State Ethics to Select Lobbyists for 2021 Audit
Early Childhood Education Program Coordinator at Charter Oak State College Pays $3,500 Penalty to the Office of State Ethics
2019
State Ethics to Select Lobbyists for 2020 Audit
Former DPH Employee Pays $2,500 Penalty to the Office of State Ethics
Office of State Ethics Executive Director Carol Carson to Retire August 1, 2019
Retired Office Of Policy and Management Employee Lisa Secondo Fined $5,000 for Ethics Code Violation
Office of State Ethics Withdraws Appeal of Court Decision Involving UCONN and Randy Edsall
Citizen's Ethics Advisory Board Seeks Legislative Remedy to Address Nepotism
Citizen's Ethics Advisory Board Accepts $13K Settlement for Lobbyist Violations of the Code of Ethics
Former UCONN Graduate Diversity Officer Charmane Thurmand Fined Maximum Penalty of $20,000 for Ethics Code Violation
2018
Former CEO of Access Health CT James Wadleigh and State Contractor Softheon, Inc. Settle Ethics Cases, Pay Fines
State Ethics to Select 10 Client Lobbyists for Audit
Department of Public Health Official Pays Fine for Hotel Stay
Probable Cause Found in Alleged Ethics Violations by Former UConn Graduate Diversity Officer Charmane D. Thurmand
Statement of The Citizen's Ethics Advisory Board Regarding Public ACT NO. 18-175
Former Department of Transportation Supervisor Engineer Violates Revolving Door Provisions and Pays $3000 to Settle Ethics Code Violations
Former Office of Chief Public Defender Employee Pays $750 to Settle Ethics Code Violations
State Ethics to Select 10 Client Lobbyists for Audit