The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Darryl Hurst, a member of the East Baton Rouge Parish Metropolitan Council, from being appointed by the Council to serve as a member of the Crime Prevention and Improvement District for the Monticello Subdivision because the appointment is a transaction under the supervision or jurisdiction of his agency.

The Code of Governmental Ethics prohibits Matthew Alexander, for two years following his retirement as the Mayor of the Town of St. Joseph, from being employed or contracted with the Tensas Water Distribution Association Inc. to render water system services to the Town of St. Joseph.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit Kevin Paul Hebert, an elected member of the Town of Berwick Council, from entering into a contract with the Berwick Development District to purchase immovable property it owns because the contract is not under the supervision or jurisdiction of the Town of Berwick.

The Code of Governmental Ethics does not prohibit John Heinen’s employment with the Crowley Fire Department while his father, Ricky Heinen, serves as a District Chief because he is not an agency head, and the proposed disqualification plan that prohibits Ricky Heinen from participating in any transaction in which his son, John Heinen, has a substantial economic interest is approved by the Board of Ethics.

The Code of Governmental Ethics contains post-employment restrictions that apply to Vincent Guillory for two years following his retirement from the Capital Projects Section of the Planning, Design & Construction Department at Louisiana State University.