A proposal to bring Baltimore in line with state ethics laws would shield the home addresses of city employees in public financial disclosures — a move that would make it difficult for the public to know whether residency requirements for officials are being followed. Avery Aisenstark, the city’s…
Source: Sun
Baltimore legislation would black out city officials' addresses in ethics filings
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