Hanahan ethics dispute ends with settlement, fines for councilwoman Colvin-Shea

HANAHAN, SC (WCIV) — A South Carolina Ethics Commission hearing scheduled for Thursday involving Hanahan City Councilwoman Amanda Colvin-Shea has been canceled after the parties reached a resolution, resulting in fines and a public reprimand against the council member.

The case originated from an ethics complaint filed by Hanahan Mayor Christie Raiwater amid a long-running feud between the two elected officials that centered on allegations that Colvin-Shea improperly shared confidential information related to litigation involving developer Ray Wrenn.

Instead, the commission found that Colvin-Shea violated state ethics and campaign finance laws by failing to timely file required disclosures, failing to maintain campaign records, failing to use a campaign bank account and accepting an improper cash contribution…

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