Jackson City Council members who have cited conflicts of interest as a reason for not voting on a school board nominee should vote, according to the State Ethics Commission.
City Attorney Sarah O’Reilly-Evans received the opinion Tuesday in response to her question on whether council members who conduct business with the school district or whose spouses work for the district can vote on appointments.
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