News and Announcements

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Vigeant provided project plans to Townsend Fire Chief and business operator before project was put out to bid

U.S. Program focuses on transparency and accountability in government

Commission found reasonable cause to believe waste removal company paid MBTA employee in relation to MBTA contract award

Commission found reasonable cause to believe Daly unfairly favored his friend’s company in MBTA procurement

Recognized by William James College for ensuring equitable treatment in the legal system for individuals with mental health challenges

Ormberg used public position and resources to promote and encourage students to attend his private football and conditioning camps

Funding supports agency mission of fostering integrity in public service in state, county, and local government

Baker violated law when she acted as BCC counselor on behalf of BCC student she counselled and with whom she had commercial and personal relationships

Annual report available to view and download

Commission submitted amicus brief explaining meaning of ‘unwarranted privilege’ in conflict of interest law

Callahan ordered to pay $6,000 in civil penalties for violating conflict of interest law by accepting free ski trips from water meter manufacturer and distributor

Santiago ordered to pay $20,000 civil penalty for violating conflict of interest law by submitting false timesheets and obtaining pay for overlapping DCR and Revere work hours

The State Ethics Commission’s Statements of Financial Interests (SFI) electronic filing system is now open for filing of SFIs for Calendar Year (CY) 2024

Certain gifts are prohibited under the conflict of interest law