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Councilor Brady guilty of ethics violation


2/3/2021
Fined $1,250 and barred from future police details
SCITUATE – Town Councilor James Brady must pay a civil penalty of $1,250 for violating Rhode Island Ethics law and a previous opinion and may no longer work police details during his time on the council.
Rhode Island Ethics Commission prosecutor Katherine D’Arezzo found that Brady violated ethics law when he questioned former Scituate Police Chief Donald Delaere about a July 2019 police detail while serving as Scituate Town Council president.
In the July 2019 email to Delaere, Brady asked why an out-of-town officer worked a detail “when all retired officers were not first asked.” Brady said he was not offered the July 2019 detail. ....

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Commission to investigate Alba's comments on camp purchase


SMITHFIELD – Town Council President Suzy Alba is being investigated by the Rhode Island Ethics Commission regarding a complaint by local businessman Alfred Costantino related to her vote on the purchase of the $1.2 million Camp Shepard property.
Minutes from the Dec. 8 Rhode Island Ethics Commission meeting noted that the commission voted unanimously that Costantino’s complaint authorized an investigation.
The decision noted that the initial determination is a preliminary vote, and “should not be construed as an opinion regarding the truth of the facts alleged in the complaint,” and is only a vote to investigate allegations.
Costantino filed a complaint in November with the Rhode Island Ethics Commission stating that Alba attended Town Council meetings, including closed session meetings, about the purchase of the Camp Shepard purchase despite being an abutter to the property. ....

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