Fri
Apr 13 2007
01:19 pm
By: afriqueart

Ethics coming to Sevier County soon. An ethics policy is required to be in place by June 30. The requirement for counties to adopt an ethics policy is part of the Ethics Reform Act of 2006, which came about after the Tennessee Waltz scandal involving the arrest of some state lawmakers.

I, for one, welcome ethics to Sevier County. I hope that the Ethics Committee in Sevier County is successful. They have a tremendous amount of work to do.

I am excited that our elected officials stand on the precipice eager to leap into the realm of ethical behavior! I sincerely hope they succeed!

Let's all wish them luck!

MartyD's picture

When you get Sevier County

When you get Sevier County straightened out send someone to Texas

Nelle's picture

Keep up the good fight

I was disappointed to read your post the other day about the rotten development moving forward in Sevier County. I'm glad to hear you and others are fighting it, and I wish you success.

It's going to take a lot of work from all of us to keep short-sighted political leaders and developers from p*ssing away and natural beauty and quality of life we enjoy here in ET.

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