About the Commission
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The mission of the State Ethics Commission is to foster integrity in public service in state, county and local government, to promote the public's trust and confidence in that service, and to prevent conflicts between private interests and public duties. We strive to accomplish this mission by conducting ongoing educational programs, providing clear and timely advice, and fairly and impartially interpreting and enforcing the conflict of interest and financial disclosure laws.
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Internal Conflict of Interest Policy For Commissioners, the Executive Director and Commission Staff.
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The State Ethics Commission is a non-partisan, independent state agency, consisting of five members who are appointed to serve staggered, five-year terms. Reporting to the Commission is the Executive Director who oversees the administration and enforcement of the conflict of interest and financial disclosure laws and is responsible for the day to day management of the Commission staff. The Commission staff are organized into four separate divisions: Legal Division; Statements of Financial Interests Division; Public Education and Communications Division; and Enforcement Division.
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Information about the five Commissioners.
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Information about the history of the Commission.
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Schedule of Commission Meetings, Adjudicatory Hearings and Educational Seminars
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Detailed directions to the State Ethics Commission.
