Learn more about the latest Form 700 filings and how these public disclosure statements support government accountability.
Access to the latest financial disclosures by City Officers and Designated Employees starts here

The following updates were previously posted to the Ethics Commission’s homepage:
Learn more about the latest Form 700 filings and how these public disclosure statements support government accountability.
E-file the Form 700 online no later than Friday, April 1 2022
Staff Report By:
Patrick Ford, Senior Policy and Legislative Affairs Counsel
Michael Canning, Policy Analyst
Staff Report By:
Patrick Ford, Senior Policy and Legislative Affairs Counsel
Michael Canning, Policy Analyst
Staff Report By:
Patrick Ford, Senior Policy and Legislative Affairs Counsel
Michael Canning, Policy Analyst
Learn more about the latest Form 700 filings and how these public disclosure statements support government accountability.
The Statement of Economic Interests is due April 1st.
City officers and designated filers can access resources, training material, and complete their filings here.
Clean government starts with transparent government. The Ethics Commission’s public disclosure tools empower you to hold City officials accountable.
Before you cast your ballot, use the Ethics Commission’s Campaign Finance Dashboards to see who is raising and spending money to influence San Francisco voters in the 2020 election.
Financial disclosure filings help keep government accountable. Access the latest disclosures by top City Officials online.