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Next Regular Meeting of the Governing Board
March 18, 2021 - Virtual meeting streaming live at 6 pm on City Channel 26.
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2021 City Financial Disclosure Season Begins on March 1, 2021
Required filers will receive notice of the filing requirement by letter and email for those with an updated email on file with the City. Please note that the deadline to file the 2021 Statement is April 1, 2021.

To access the electronic filing system: starting on March 1, 2021, please go to cityofatlanta.ethicsfilingportal.com and follow the instructions provided in your Notice to File letter.

Filing system tutorials are available by clicking here.

*Please note: While the Atlanta City Hall building is currently closed as a precautionary measure to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Ethics Division continues to operate remotely. Office staff remains available by phone and email during regular city hours in order to answer your ethics questions and assist with city ethics matters. Contact the Ethics Division.

2021 City of Atlanta Municipal Elections
The City’s Code of Ethics bans the use of city property for private advantage. To assist elected officials, employees, and candidates for municipal office, the Ethics Division has established guidelines which apply to the use of city property during campaigns. View Ethics Advisory on Use of City Property during Campaigns.

Governing Board Meetings are open to the public and can  
be viewed live on Channel 26 or online at www.atlantaga.gov
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ABOUT THE ETHICS DIVISION:
The Ethics Division is an independent city office within the Office of the Inspector General. Led by the City Ethics Officer, this Division is charged with bringing the City into compliance with the Code of Ethics (Standards of Conduct) and instilling a culture of ethics and integrity within city government. 
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