Washington State Executive Ethics Board

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ENFORCEMENT Laws & Rules Results of Enforcement File A Complaint Whistleblower Information Download Complaint Forms	Download Complaint Forms After you’ve reviewed RCW 42.52 and determined that a state employee or officer has violated that Ethics in Public Service Act, you may file a complaint with us. Please complete the entire form before submitting it to us. If you need assistance in completing this form, have questions, or would like to discuss complaint options, please contact the Ethics Office by phone at (360) 664-0871. Complaint Form (PDF) Complaint Form (Microsoft Word) Your name will be held in confidence through the investigation stage of the process. However, once the investigation has been completed, the Executive Ethics Board is bound by the public records act, and we will no longer be able to protect your identity unless you have indicated that to reveal your identity will endanger your life, safety or property. Unlike a complaint filed pursuant to other state laws, the Ethics in Public Service Act does not protect against retaliation in the workplace--fear of retaliation is not sufficient grounds to seek confidentiality with the Executive Ethics Board.

Download Complaint Forms

After you’ve reviewed RCW 42.52 and determined that a state employee or officer has violated that Ethics in Public Service Act, you may file a complaint with us. Please complete the entire form before submitting it to us.

If you need assistance in completing this form, have questions, or would like to discuss complaint options, please contact the Ethics Office by phone at (360) 664-0871.

Complaint Form (PDF)

Complaint Form (Microsoft Word)

Your name will be held in confidence through the investigation stage of the process. However, once the investigation has been completed, the Executive Ethics Board is bound by the public records act, and we will no longer be able to protect your identity unless you have indicated that to reveal your identity will endanger your life, safety or property. Unlike a complaint filed pursuant to other state laws, the Ethics in Public Service Act does not protect against retaliation in the workplace--fear of retaliation is not sufficient grounds to seek confidentiality with the Executive Ethics Board.