Press Releases
2023 PRESS RELEASES
Client Lobbyists Selected for 2024 Audit
Office of State Ethics to Select Lobbyists for 2024 Audit
Former CT Port Authority Board Member pays $18,500 for Violations of the Code of Ethics for Public Officials and the Code of Ethics for Lobbyists
Office of State Ethics Orders a Second $10,000 Civil Penalty from Seabury for Violation of the Code of Ethics for Lobbyists Stemming from Lobbying before the CT Port Authority
2022 PRESS RELEASES
Client Lobbyists Selected for 2023 Audit
Office of State Ethics to Select Lobbyists for 2023 Audit
Office of State Ethics Enters into $750 Settlement with a Connecticut Port Authority Employee Who Accepted Impermissible Gifts from Authority’s Contractor and Did Not Reimburse the Contractor Within Thirty-Day Period
Office of State Ethics Enters into $1,000 Settlement with a Central Connecticut State University Faculty Member Who Entered into Contracts with the University Without Open and Public Process
Office of State Ethics Enters into $10,000 Settlement with a New York-based Company which Provided Impermissible Gifts to Employees and a Board Member of the Connecticut Port Authority
Office of State Ethics Enters into $15,000 Settlement with a State Contractor Who Used Authority Provided under State Contract to Obtain Financial Gain for Itself and One of Its Employees
2021 PRESS RELEASES
Office of State Ethics Lobbyists Selected for 2022 Audit
Office of State Ethics to Select Lobbyists for 2022 Audit
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