After a slew of ethics violations committed by city employees last year, Alexandria officials moved quickly to address the problem: setting up an ethics committee, making it easier for whistle-blowers to alert the city, and increasing ethics training for employees.
Unlike the District’s government on the other side of the Potomac, change happened quickly in Alexandria.
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