City Of New Orleans Ethics Review Board Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting addressed several key operational and oversight topics. Discussions included reports from the Office of Inspector General concerning audits of city departments, non-profit tax exemptions, and payroll fraud investigations, as well as an update on the OIG Citizens Academy. The Office of the Independent Police Monitor presented updates on mediation programs, community outreach efforts, and police disciplinary proceedings. Additionally, the board held elections for the positions of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary, and discussed future meeting dates for the remainder of the year.
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City Of New Orleans Ethics Review Board Board Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key governance and operational topics. Discussions included the introduction of new members, reports from the Office of Inspector General, the Office of the Independent Police Monitor, the Ethics Trainer, and the Executive Administrator. A major focus was the reappointment and search process for the Independent Police Monitor position, including the appointment of an interim monitor. The board also reviewed the role of the Independent Police Monitor in light of the federal consent decree, discussed salary adjustments for the OIG and OIPM, and addressed the future selection of meeting dates.
Feb 19, 2026·Board meeting
City Of New Orleans Ethics Review Board Board Meeting
The key discussions for this meeting included the monthly reports from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG), the Office of the Independent Police Monitor (OIPM), the Ethics Trainer, and the General Counsel and Executive Administrator. A significant portion of the agenda was dedicated to the reappointment/appointment process for the Independent Police Monitor (IPM), including discussions on Stella Cziment's potential reappointment, initiating a national search, and voting to post the announcement and authorize advertisements. The Board also addressed recommending an amendment to the Code of Ordinances to impose restrictions on IPM appointment similar to those for the Inspector General. Other items included discussion and potential votes on periodic salary adjustments for the OIG and OIPM, and an executive session to discuss investigative proceedings regarding ERB Complaints No. 2025-07 and 2025-08.
