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The Board of Ethics administers the Denver Code of Ethics, which regulates the employees, elected officials, appointed officials and board and commission members of the Denver city government.
The Board also:
Read more about the process for filing a complaint concerning a city employee, officer or official in The Denver Code of Ethics or the Rules of Procedure.
In March 2017, the Denver City Council established a Board of Ethics Nomination Committee to recommend persons to the Mayor and City Council to be appointed to the 5-member Denver Board of Ethics. The members of the Nomination Committee are:
In May 2017, the Nominating Committee recommended the re-appointment of Board of Ethics Members Sylvia Smith, Andrew Armatas and Julia Yeckes. Mayor Michael Hancock and City Council accepted those recommendations and re-appointed them.
The next anticipated vacancies on the Board of Ethics will be for Roy Wood (who is not eligible for another term) and Patrick Tooley, both of whose 4-year terms will expire on April 30, 2019. Anyone who wishes to submit an application or to recommend another person may contact one or more of the Nominating Committee members at their e-mail addresses above. Information about the Denver Board of Ethics may be found at www.denvergov.org/ethics or by calling 720-865-8412.
All requests for advisory opinions, citizen inquiries or complaints must be submitted either by email or in writing to:
Executive Director:
L. Michael Henry
720-865-8412
michael.henry@denvergov.org
201 West Colfax Avenue # 2H13
Dept 703 (for U.S. mail)
Denver, CO 80202
How to Request Ethical Advice
The Board of Ethics, if requested, gives official written advisory opinions to city employees, elected officers and board and commission members about Code of Ethics issues... Learn more