Oakland Ethics Commission is Recruiting for its Next Executive Director

Oakland, CALocal News

The City of Oakland Public Ethics Commission is actively seeking an Executive Director who will play a pivotal role in upholding government ethics and transparency. Candidates are expected to have substantial experience in enforcing or implementing related laws and policies, along with strong communication and strategic skills. The PEC's mission centers on promoting fairness, honesty, and integrity within the city's governance structure. They employ a comprehensive approach that blends prevention with enforcement to foster an ethical culture. By leading diverse teams and developing innovative strategies, the new Executive Director will help build public trust in Oakland's democracy.

Applications are currently being accepted until June 2, 2025, and interested individuals can apply through the city’s official job portal. This position is vital for ensuring accountability and inclusivity in local government. The successful candidate will not only uphold the PEC's mission but also inspire a commitment to integrity across the city.

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