Cincinnati Skyline - by Mr. RNGAndreson
Interim City Manager of Cincinnati, Ohio, John Curp, approved rules and regulations for the solicitation ban passed by City Council last year. Ordinance 0415-2021 prohibits councilmembers from soliciting campaign contributions from developers who have an interest before council, created the […]
Interim City Manager of Cincinnati, Ohio, John Curp, approved rules and regulations for the solicitation ban passed by City Council last year.
Ordinance 0415-2021 prohibits councilmembers from soliciting campaign contributions from developers who have an interest before council, created the Office of Ethics & Good Government, and authorized the city manager to establish rules and begin enforcement.
The new rules require all persons or entities who request or apply for city business to disclose financially interested persons by filing a form with the Office of Ethics & Good Government.
The office will maintain a City Business List and a Financially Interested Persons List on their website.
A financially interested person is a person or entity who has a financial interest in city business, including anyone who owns or controls 20% or more of the entity.
Campaigns are prohibited from accepting campaign contributions from a person on the temporary prohibition list.
The new rules and regulations will go into effect May 26.
Two training sessions for elected officials, business leaders, and the public are scheduled for May 20 at 1:30 p.m. and May 23 at 11 a.m. in Room 115 of City Hall.
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