Patricia Bacon, chairwoman of the Municipal Ethics Board, told the Township Council that the board wants to talk about a move to transfer its responsibilities to the state.
The township Ethics Board was officially dissolved at the Township Council Dec. 10 meeting, by a vote of 6-2.
Voting for the motion to move the board’s duties to the state Department of Community Affairs’ Local Finance Board were Council members James Vassanella (Ward 5), Ted Chase (Ward 1), Brian Regan (At-Large), Phil Kramer (Ward 3), Rajiv Prasad (At-Large) and Deputy Mayor Roz Sherman (Ward 2).
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