Frederick County, Maryland Considers Ethics Law Changes - State and Federal Communications

September 18, 2015  •  

Frederick County, Maryland Considers Ethics Law Changes

Frederick County.svgFrederick County, Maryland County Council President Bud Otis has introduced legislation to give the County Ethics Commission subpoena powers and increase the size of the commission from five to seven members. The ethics bill, which Otis submitted on September 15, includes making a violation of the lobbying rules or the financial disclosure laws a misdemeanor. The council will hear public comments on the proposals at a future meeting and then vote at a subsequent hearing, according to the Frederick News-Post.

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