Councilor Ethics Order

At a glance

  • What: order 26-306, an ethics order concerning Councilor Wayne Mallar: a finding of Ethics Code violations and a training requirement.
  • Where it stands: Council passed the order 5-2 on 2026-10-26.
  • Next: The councilor completes the required training.

Details

  • The workshop agendas were read only for those notes.

Sources

Log

2026-10-26 - City Council

  • Order 26-306 passed 5-2 (Fish and Hos no; the councilor concerned did not vote): a finding that conduct at the March 31, 2026 Board of Ethics meeting violated two ethics code provisions, with required customized training. Residents spoke against it, citing selective enforcement.

2026-10-26 - City Council Workshop

  • Staff described the order as accepting the Board of Ethics findings and requiring interactive training from Cross-Cultural Community Services; if passed, all councilors would be invited to take part. Councilors noted annual training is already held.

2026-10-14 - City Council Workshop

  • The Council accepted the Advisory Committee on Racial Equity, Inclusion and Human Rights recommendation of the first option, customized training from Cross Cultural Community Services (Creighton University self-directed course was the alternative), to be reflected in the updated order on the October 26 agenda. Several councilors said all councilors could benefit; costs for the second option were not yet known.

2026-09-14 - City Council Workshop

  • Agenda item 6: Ethics Board decision on order CO 26-152 concerning the councilor's conduct at the March 31, 2026 meeting. Discussion not read.