SEYMOUR – The Seymour Board of Ethics is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19 at Seymour Town Hall to continue discussion on an ethics complaint filed against a town official in May.
The meeting will take place in the Norma Drummer Room at town hall. The agenda lists an executive session with the board’s attorney to discuss “complaint #2026-01.”
This will be the fifth time the board has met to discuss the complaint.
Town officials have declined to identify who the complaint is against or the parties involved.
Several independent sources have told The Valley Indy the complaint is from Red Clover Farms owner Kim Dulka Warner against her neighbor, Al Bruno, who serves on the Board of Selectpersons.
To learn the background on the issue, please click the following links:
No Decision From Seymour ZBA Regarding Red Clover Farms
Red Clover Farms Up For Discussion
Seymour PZC Will Revise Zoning Regulations
No Decision Yet On Cease And Desist Order
Public Weighs In On Proposed Agritourism Zone
What Is Red Clover Farm Property Zoned As
PZC Could Decide On New Agritourism Zone By Fall
Farm Owner Asks Judge To Intervene
Ethics Board Meets Again Over Complaint
Selectmen Discuss ‘Right To Farm’ Ordinance
PZC Approves New Agritourism Zone