NYS Commission on Public Integrity

Government AdministrationNew York, United States51-200 Employees

The New York State Commission on Public Integrity is a government administration agency based at 540 Broadway, Albany, New York 12207. It employs between 51 and 200 people. The commission's mandate is to foster public trust by ensuring compliance with the state's ethics and lobbying laws and by pursuing improvements to those laws. It promotes transparency by making disclosures filed by statewide elected officials, executive branch officers and employees, as well as lobbyists, lobbying clients and public benefit corporations readily available to the public. The commission provides information, education, and advice regarding current ethics and lobbying laws, and it promotes compliance through audits, investigations, and enforcement proceedings. The agency maintains a website at nyintegrity.org to disseminate information and resources.

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