Mayor Peter Chirico Found to Have Violated Code of Conduct
The City of North Bay has released the Integrity Commissioner's report on Mayor Peter Chirico's use of a corporate credit card, finding that he breached the City's Code of Conduct.
According to the report, prepared by Integrity Commissioner Guy Giorno, Mayor Chirico violated the Code of Conduct regarding $5,557.77 of the $17,253.01 in expenses.
'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,' says Mayor Peter Chirico
- The 31-page report was posted to the City's website ahead of a special Council meeting.
- The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m., where Giorno will present his findings and Council will decide on a penalty.
Author's summary: Mayor Chirico breached Code of Conduct.
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