About City Officer and Employee Disclosures
Officers and certain employees of the City & County of San Francisco are required by state and local law to receive training regarding ethics and sunshine laws. In addition, some officers and employees are required to disclose personal assets, income, and gifts that pose a potential conflict of interest when participating in government decisions. City officers and employees are also required to disclose any personal, professional, or business relationship with anyone involved in a governmental decision that they make.
Disclosures
Statement of Economic Interests
View publicly disclosed personal assets and income of City officials participating in government decisions.
Sunshine & Ethics Training Certificates
View which city officials have received Sunshine Ordinance training and ethics training.
Gifts of Travel
View gifts of transportation, lodging, or subsistence for out-of-state travel provided by third-parties to elected officials.
Compensated Advocacy Ban Waivers
View waivers received by members of a board or commission who, by law, must be appointed to represent any profession, trade, business, union or association and who receive compensation to communicate on behalf of any other person to influence a government decision.
Referral Waivers
View City officers and employees that received a waiver to condition a government action on a member of the public hiring, employing or contracting with a specific person or entity.
Post-Employment Restriction Waivers
View waivers to various post-employment restrictions that apply to City officers and employees.
Payments Made at the Behest of an Elected Officer
View payments made at the behest of an elected officer that are not deemed a campaign contribution.
Disclosure of Personal, Professional, and Business Relationships
The Ethics Commission has published a new relationship disclosure template form, which must be used to disclose personal relationships. City officers and employees must submit their disclosure forms to their departments for public posting.
Under The Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code, penalties may be imposed on City officers and employees who fail to disclose their personal, professional, or business relationships with any person who is the subject of, or has an ownership or financial interest in, the subject of a governmental decision being made by the officer or employee.
Notification of Recusal
View notification of recusal filings by commissioners who have a conflict of interest arising from pending matters.