28 Oct Haunted House of Ethical Traps Haunted House of Ethical Traps Wednesday, October 28, 2026 (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM) 3.5 PDCs Provider: New Jersey League of Municipalities Course Name: Haunted House of Ethical Traps Speaker: Matthew Watkins Program Type: Instructor E-Learning Registration URL: https://njlm.regfox.com/haunted-house-of-ethical-traps Haunted House of Ethical Traps, Trenton, New Jersey Email Details Funhouse Mirrors, hidden entrances, scary entities, the fear of the unknown…Haunted Houses can bring out some of our deepest fears and make us think twice. Just like a Haunted House can make us question what we know, Ethical dilemmas can make us question ourselves and our own moral ambiguity. Public officials and employees must navigate New Jersey’s ethics requirements while responding to increasing fiscal pressures, limited resources, staffing shortages, and heightened public scrutiny. Difficult economic conditions can create ethical challenges, including pressure to favor local businesses or preferred vendors, accept assistance from private entities, pursue outside employment, use government resources for nonpublic purposes, or allow practical considerations to influence official decision-making. We will examine common pitfalls, warning signs, and strategies for addressing difficult situations before they become ethics violations, particularly economic challenges and competing demands create additional pressures for government decision makers. Join us as we help you navigate a scary (maybe not so scary) walk through the Haunted House of Ethical Traps! Details You're Registered! DescriptionLocation Funhouse Mirrors, hidden entrances, scary entities, the fear of the unknown…Haunted Houses can bring out some of our deepest fears and make us think twice. Just like a Haunted House can make us question what we know, Ethical dilemmas can make us question ourselves and our own moral ambiguity. Public officials and employees must navigate New Jersey’s ethics requirements while responding to increasing fiscal pressures, limited resources, staffing shortages, and heightened public scrutiny. Difficult economic conditions can create ethical challenges, including pressure to favor local businesses or preferred vendors, accept assistance from private entities, pursue outside employment, use government resources for nonpublic purposes, or allow practical considerations to influence official decision-making. We will examine common pitfalls, warning signs, and strategies for addressing difficult situations before they become ethics violations, particularly economic challenges and competing demands create additional pressures for government decision makers. Join us as we help you navigate a scary (maybe not so scary) walk through the Haunted House of Ethical Traps! Haunted House of Ethical Traps Haunted House of Ethical Traps222 W State StTrenton, NJ 08608-1000 Map & Directions