Ethics complaint against Councilor Milonas
Summary
URA director Chad Banks complained that Councilor Milonas falsely attributed the city's logo colors to him and referenced his sexual orientation in a public video. The council's findings mean the civility ordinance now has teeth — elected officials can face formal sanctions for how they treat staff publicly.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
City employees gain assurance that the ethics code will be enforced against elected officials' abusive conduct.
Councilor Milonas bears a written warning and mandated training, and dissenter Councilor Hickerson's objections were overruled on one count.
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