The Public Service Pledge

An Oath of Office for the People

Public office is a public trust

Elected office exists to serve the public — not personal ambition, political parties, special interests, or financial gain.

Public Service Pledge

People Before Politics

Represent every constituent equally, regardless of political affiliation, race, religion, sex, gender, income, and geography

Integrity Over Influence

Public service shall never be outweighed by any political party, donor, political action committee, corporation, lobbyist, or special interest

Stewardship of the Public Trust

Protect taxpayer resources, oppose corruption in all forms, and exercise the authority entrusted to me responsibly, ethically, and with fiscal prudence

Public servants make the pledge

Citizens give it power

Public office is a public trust

Elected office exists to serve the public—not personal ambition, political parties, special interests, or financial gain.

Public Service Pledge

People Before Politics

Represent every constituent equally, regardless of political affiliation, race, religion, sex, gender, income, and geography

Integrity Over Influence

Public service shall never be outweighed by any political party, donor, political action committee, corporation, lobbyist, or special interest

Stewardship of the Public Trust

Protect taxpayer resources, oppose corruption in all forms, and exercise the authority entrusted to me responsibly, ethically, and with fiscal prudence

For Public Servants

The Public Service Pledge is for current, past, and potential elected officials that recognize that elected office exists to serve the people and not for personal or financial gain.

Sign the Public Service Pledge

For The People

Let your elected officials know that you hold them to the standards set forth in the Public Service Pledge and expect transparency and accountability.