Mayor's Spending Under Scrutiny
The City of North Bay has released a report by the Integrity Commissioner, finding Mayor Peter Chirico in breach of the City's Code of Conduct.
I want to be clear: All expenses detailed in the report were claimed transparently, and any personal expenses have been repaid in full. When I used the City credit card for personal expenses, it was always understood that they would be reimbursed.
The report, prepared by Integrity Commissioner Guy Giorno, identifies $5,557.77 in expenses as violating the Code of Conduct, out of a total of $17,253.01 that the Mayor claims have been reimbursed.
- Report findings: Mayor breached the City's Code of Conduct
- Amount in question: $5,557.77
- Total reimbursed: $17,253.01
Author's summary: Mayor's spending under scrutiny after report finds Code of Conduct breach.
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