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Resources for Reporting Ethics

Keeping our state on the right path with a solid base of Ethical behavior is an important mission, and one we take in partnership with all the people of Oklahoma. We appreciate when citizens take initiative to report areas of potentially unethical behavior, and are happy to help however we can.

In our office itself, we focus mainly on political campaign and lobbyist related Ethics, along with financial conflicts of interest related to elected and appointed state government officials. You might say that we handle mainly mostly money related ethical issues that involve public officials.

You may see other areas that you want to report though, that our office does not have the authority to handle. We want to help point you in the right direction, to ensure that our ethics in Oklahoma remain strong. On this page you will find links to resources to help report potential ethical issues beyond what our office would handle.

Campaigning near a polling place can be a serious issue, especially since it is literally against the law - Oklahoma Statute §26-7-108. If you see someone violating the law like this, you should contact the local law enforcement agency who has jurisdiction where you are.

This could be the police if you are within city limits, but you could also try contacting your local county Sheriff's office to see if they can handle it, or if they can point you to who is in charge of that area. Find your county in the drop down list below to find contact information for your local Sheriff: 

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If you are feeling that you have been treated unfairly in obtaining or maintaining a place to live, it is understandable that you would reach out and try to find someone to help. Depending on the issue, you might need to contact different places. Here are a few of the most commonly requested housing related issues and the best places to start looking for help:

Legal issues are related to what we do at the ethics comission, but only in a very limited way. For example, we have authority to oversee campaign finances for judicial races, and conflicts of interest for sitting judges. However, if the issue you are seeing is outside one of those areas, you may want to reach out to someone who more specifically oversees attorneys and judges in Oklahoma.

While we do not handle anything related to private businesses and organizations, it is understanable that you would seek out help when you have issues with a defective product or something that feels like fraud or a scam. Thankfully, there are a few different resources from both the Federal and State governments, as well as the private sector, that you can turn to and find some help.

Your health is important, and we all depend on and trust our healthcare providers to keep Oklahoma thriving. If you feel like your doctor or hospital hasn't met that standard, there are a few reources that you can reach out to and get some help.

  • File a complaint against a doctor
    • The Oklahoma Medical board accepts complaints at the link above. Make sure to check their list of which types of doctors they oversee, as they do not regulate every type of doctor. They also have a list further down that page that will take you where to go for other types of doctors, so make sure to scroll down and look through that list.
  • File a complaint against a medical facility (hospital, nursing home, etc.)

You spend quite a bit of time at work, and you should be able to depend on it being a place you can trust. While this isn't something we handle at the Ethics Commission, there are some fantastic resources available from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.

Schools form the backbone of our communities, and it is important that we can depend on them to educate the next generation of Oklahomans. Here at the Ethics Commission, we do oversee campaign finances for local school board members, but most school related issues would fall under either the state or federal departments of education.

It is always a good idea to keep your eyes out while on the road for issues. If you noticed a problem while out on our roads, there are resources from the state and federal departments of transportation to help.

According to the Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors, "In order to safeguard life, health and property, and to promote the public welfare, the practice of
engineering and surveying are declared to be subject to regulation in the public interest."

To help with this, they have created a complaint form that you can use to report issues with a building engineer or land surveyor. 

Last Modified on Nov 10, 2026