September 3, 2014 Acting on an attorney's recommendation, Casper City Council did something Tuesday by doing nothing.
Last week, councilman Craig Hedquist sent a letter to city council asking for an investigation into whether some city officials violated ethical standards.
Judy Studer, substituting for City Attorney Bill Luben who faced a conflict of
September 2, 2014 Casper City Council voted 6-3 for a long-contested ordinance for a process to remove council members at its meeting Tuesday.
The ordinance, passed on third reading, would penalize direct violations of the city’s code of ethics, as well as sexual harassment, workplace violence and the creation of a hostile work environment
August 13, 2014
August 12, 2014 Casper City Council has informally agreed to add amendments to proposed ordinances regarding the city's code of ethics and the removal of elected officials.
With a two-thirds vote after a hearing, council may choose to either censure or remove a council member found guilty of ethics violations – council agreed to add that amendment during its work session on Tuesday
August 11, 2014
August 6, 2014 Casper City Council has approved a $68 million city of Casper optional one-cent sales tax spending list for the next four years.
The list indicates that $48 million in one-cent sales tax revenue will go toward water, fire, streets and police – once again, in order, the four areas that ranked the highest in recent surveys
August 5, 2014
August 4, 2014 Casper City Council will cast its first vote on changes to the city of Casper's ethical code that would make it less difficult to remove elected officials from office.
Council will have to pass both ordinances three times before adoption – the first reading is scheduled for Tuesday's council regular session
July 25, 2014
July 23, 2014 