You are viewing an archived code
2-56-010 Establishment – Composition.
2-56-020 Inspector general – Qualifications, appointment and authority.
2-56-025 Definitions.
2-56-030 Inspector general – Powers and duties.
2-56-035 Monitoring employment actions.
2-56-040 Subpoena issuance and contents – Objections.
2-56-045 Complaints concerning aldermen; confidentiality.
2-56-050 Conduct of city officers, employees and other entities.
2-56-055 Functions with respect to sister agencies.
2-56-060 Investigation reports.
2-56-065 Response to recommendations by the inspector general.
2-56-070 Confidentiality of informants – Exceptions.
2-56-080 Investigations not concluded within twelve months.
2-56-090 Duty to Cooperate.
2-56-100 Retaliation prohibited.
2-56-110 Files and reports confidential – Public statements authorized when.
2-56-120 Quarterly reports to city council.
2-56-130 Inspector general – Conditions for removal from office.
2-56-140 Obstructing or interfering with investigations – Penalty.
2-56-145 False claims – Penalty.
2-56-150 Political activities prohibited.
2-56-155 Statute of limitations on ethics investigations.
2-56-160 Violation – Penalty – Discharge or other discipline.
2-56-170 Severability.
2-56-180 Transition.
2-56-200 Public safety deputy – Definitions.
2-56-205 Public safety deputy – Establishment – Composition.
2-56-210 Purpose.
2-56-220 Public safety deputy – Qualifications and appointment.
2-56-230 Public safety deputy – Powers and duties.
2-56-240 Public safety deputy – Reports.
2-56-241 Appearance before committee.
2-56-245 Response to recommendations by the public safety deputy.
2-56-250 Publication of the public safety deputy's reports and responses to the public safety deputy's recommendations.
2-56-260 Public safety deputy – Cooperation in reviews or audits.
2-56-270 Public safety deputy – Retaliation, obstruction or interference prohibited – Penalty.
2-56-280 Public safety deputy – Conditions for removal from office.
There is hereby established an office of the municipal government to be known as the office of inspector general, which shall include an inspector general and such deputies, assistants and other employees as may be required to implement the powers and duties stated herein. The appropriations available to pay for the expenses of the office of inspector general during each fiscal year shall be not less than fourteen hundredths of one percent (0.14%) of the annual appropriation of all funds contained in the annual appropriation ordinance, as adjusted. For purposes of this section, “as adjusted” means subtracting, before applying the percentage: (i) all funds for services to sister agencies pursuant to intergovernmental agreement as provided in Section 2-56-030, and (ii) all funds appropriated for pension payments above those amounts set forth in the appropriation ordinance for fiscal year 2014.
(Prior code § 19-1; Added Coun. J. 10-4-89, p. 5726; Amend Coun. J. 3-18-15, p. 103771, § 1; Amend Coun. J. 10-5-16, p. 34471, § 5)
Loading...