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It’s time for Chandler to have a conversation about ethics

OPINION — Every city of Chandler employee is required to follow ethical behavior, and its commonplace among businesses, boards and nonprofits. And yet, the Chandler City Council operates without one.

I think it’s time we talk about that.

I’m not here to point fingers or declare a crisis. I’m here to start a conversation.

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