RTM Budget Agenda - DAY 2 (linked)

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Board/CommissionRepresentative Town Meeting (RTM)
Meeting DateMay 08, 2024
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BUDGET FUNCTION
2.50.040 - Establishment of an ethics commission.
In accordance with the provision of Section 7-148h of the Connecticut General Statutes there is
created an ethics commission. This commission is empowered to investigate or to cause to be
investigated allegations levied against any town board, agency, commission, committee, official
or employee of unethical conduct, corrupting influence, or illegal activities. Allegations of
criminal misconduct or violations of the state penal code shall be referred to the police
department or State Attorney’s office whenever such allegations come to the attention of the
commission, whether upon receipt of a complaint or during the course of an investigation.
Notwithstanding provisions herein to the contrary, established internal complaint procedures
of any town board, agency, commission or committee, as such procedures may be amended,
shall take precedence over the procedures established herein as to allegations levied against
any town employee of such board or commission. Complaints which fall under the purview of
an established complaint procedure of an agency shall be referred to that agency for
disposition. The commission may issue subpoenas or subpoenas duces tecum, enforceable
upon application to the superior court, to compel the attendance of persons at hearings and
the production of books, documents, records and papers. The commission shall not initiate
investigations on its own volition.
The financial needs of the commission shall be funded in the same manner as other Town
funded boards and commissions. The commission shall receive no compensation for their
services as such, but shall be reimbursed for their necessary expenses incurred in the
performance of their duties.
Funding for the commission is comprised of clerical services (plus fringe benefits), operating
services, and office supplies.
TOWN OF WATERFORD
FY2025 BUDGET REQUEST
ETHICS COMMISSION (10143)
BUDGET SUMMARY
The total budget request for FY25 is $8900. This request represents a 0% increase over FY24.
This allows for no expenses associated with complaints requiring the issuance or filing of any |
egal actions, as described above; additional supplies needed to service such complaints; legal
services beyond those provided by the Town Attorney; or other unanticipated expenses
associated with such complaints. At present, there are no complaints before the Commission.

10143-51210 Clerical and Technical
($600)
The recording secretary attends regularly-scheduled and special
meetings as necessary. She prepares agendas, takes minutes and
maintains the commission’s files. The position is paid hourly and is
budgeted at .55 hours per week for 52.5 weeks.
10143-51920 FICA
($50)
Employer’s share of social security and Medicare taxes is paid at the
mandated rate of 7.65% of gross wages.
10143-52030 PROFESSIONAL FEES
($200)
Minor expenses associated with complaints requiring the issuance or filing of any legal actions,
as described above; professional legal services beyond those provided by the Town Attorney; or
other unanticipated expenses associated with such complaints.
10143-51920 OFFICE SUPPLIES
($50)
Supplies needed to service complaints or legal actions that may arise from complaints.