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Are Preston Ethics Commission meetings open to the public?: Yes, however as required by the Preston Code of Ethics all meetings concerning an investigation of a complaint will be done in executive session and therefore, are not open to the public.

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1. Are Preston Ethics Commission meetings open to the public?: Yes, however as required by the Preston Code of Ethics all meetings concerning an investigation of a complaint will be done in executive session and therefore, are not open to the public.

2. Is there a Public Question & Comment portion of an Ethics Commission Meeting?: Yes, but the Ethics Commission Chairman does reserve the right to moderate the number of questions and comments and the time alloted to them in accordance with the Town of Preston ordinance.

3. What do I do if I have a concern about a potential ethical issue, but am not quite sure if it warrants a complaint?: Fill out Form A (PDF), which is a Request for an Advisory Opinion and submit to the Ethics Commission.

4. When does the Preston Ethics Commissions hold its meetings?: The Ethics Commission holds it regular meetings at 5:15 PM on the second Wednesday of January. View location and times of all meetings published.