Ethics referral

Said he's angry at every level of government, called inaction cowardice, and later demanded Mallar's resignation and recusal.

His written statement argued Mallar's remarks show contempt for the ethics process and that serving on council is a public trust, not a right.

A Brunswick taxpayer said Mallar may have made a mistake but his integrity is solid and the reaction is overblown.

Strongly opposed the ethics referral, calling it weaponized procedure that distracts from housing and winter crises.

Argued ethics boards should handle serious misconduct, not hurt feelings, and urged refocusing the process.

Disclosed an FOAA request on the February 2 meeting and read the referral letter, questioning the chair's claimed disbanding power.