GOVERNMENT RECORD
Yuma City Code § 36-70: Ethics in Public Contracting
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Official online City Code text for § 36-70; printed City Code is definitive and later changes may exist.
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- Mostly SupportedMunicipal ethics regulation outside the substantive financial-conflict field may coexist with Arizona Title 38, depending on its design and operation.
Municipalities use conduct rules, gifts, training, disclosure, and oversight while recognizing Title 38.
- VerifiedYuma maintains local procurement rules addressing gratuities, kickbacks, employment restrictions, contingent fees, confidential information, and remedies.
Chapter 36 contains procurement ethics standards; § 36-70 refers to A.R.S. §§ 38-501 et seq.
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