Government accountability
Look up a public employee through the official source
TruthMark does notaggregate public-employee records. We direct you to the state-run transparency portal that authoritatively publishes the data — or, where one doesn't exist, we tell you that honestly. Why we do it this way →
Full integration
Search the Florida transparency portal
Maintained by Florida Department of Management Services.
What this portal publishes: State of Florida Employee Salaries publishes name, position title, agency, class code, annual salary including pay additives, FTE status, and employee type for executive-branch agencies, the Lottery, the Justice Administrative Commission, the State Courts System, the State University System, the Florida College System, and the State Board of Administration.
Disclosure scope and gaps: Sourced from the People First HR system and refreshed every Monday before 10 AM. Figures exclude overtime and other non-base incentive payments; select law-enforcement and victim-protection positions are excluded by statute. Legislative-branch staff are not included.
Integrated state portals
States with fuller TruthMark integration (coverage notes + disclosure scope). For all 50 states + DC + territories, see the full directory.
California
Open California portal ↗California State Controller's Office
Government Compensation in California (GCC) publishes name, position/job title, regular pay, overtime, lump-sum payments, employer-paid retirement and health contributions, and reporting department for ~2 million positions across 5,000+ California public employers (state, cities, counties, special districts, courts, K-12, CSU, community colleges).
New York
Open New York portal ↗New York State Office of the State Comptroller
Open Book New York publishes state-agency payroll (name, title, agency, gross pay including regular, overtime, and other earnings), state and local contracts, school district expenditures, MTA payroll, retiree pension data, and local government finances.
Texas
Open Texas portal ↗Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Texas Transparency hosts Payments to Payee, Revenue and Expenditure dashboards, the statewide Open Data Center, and agency-level salary and contract reports. There is NO single state-employee name-search anymore — the legacy Employee Information System was retired May 31, 2025; individual lookups now require downloading agency staff-compensation reports or filing a Public Information Act request.
Florida
Open Florida portal ↗Florida Department of Management Services
State of Florida Employee Salaries publishes name, position title, agency, class code, annual salary including pay additives, FTE status, and employee type for executive-branch agencies, the Lottery, the Justice Administrative Commission, the State Courts System, the State University System, the Florida College System, and the State Board of Administration.
Rhode Island
Open Rhode Island portal ↗Rhode Island Department of Administration / Office of Accounts and Control
Rhode Island publishes name, department (as of FY2012), position title (as of FY2012), regular earnings, overtime earnings, other earnings (holiday pay, health waiver, severance, road detail, CALEA, retro payments, active duty), and total compensation. Annualized salary is available starting FY2016. Search results are sortable and downloadable as CSV.
Federal cross-reference
Federal accountability resources
State portals cover state and local government. Federal employees, contracts, and senior-official financial disclosures live in separate federal systems. These five are the authoritative entry points.
USAspending.gov
Open ↗U.S. Department of the Treasury — Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Federal contracts, grants, loans, and direct assistance — searchable by recipient, awarding agency, NAICS, fiscal year, place of performance. Does NOT include individual federal-employee salaries; for those see OPM data.
OPM FedScope / data.opm.gov
Open ↗U.S. Office of Personnel Management
Aggregate federal civilian-workforce statistics: headcount, occupation, grade, pay-plan, agency, location, length of service. Data is anonymized at the position level (no individual names) and excludes the Postal Service, intelligence community, and uniformed military.
OGE Officials' Individual Disclosures Search
Open ↗U.S. Office of Government Ethics
Public OGE Form 278e financial-disclosure reports for the President, Vice President, Senate-confirmed nominees, and other senior executive-branch officials. OGE retains reports for six years; periodic transaction reports for seven.
U.S. House Financial Disclosures
Open ↗Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives
Annual financial-disclosure reports and Periodic Transaction Reports (STOCK Act) for U.S. Representatives, candidates, and senior House staff. Browseable by year and Member name; full reports are PDFs.
U.S. Senate Electronic Financial Disclosure
Open ↗U.S. Senate Office of Public Records
Annual financial-disclosure reports and Periodic Transaction Reports for U.S. Senators, candidates, and designated senior staff. Requires acceptance of a one-time access agreement before viewing; reports are PDFs filed under the Ethics in Government Act and STOCK Act.
Don't see your jurisdiction in the integrated list? Browse the full 50-state + DC + territory directory →
Data via state-run transparency portals (state controllers, comptrollers, and finance/administration agencies) and authoritative federal sources (Treasury USAspending, OPM FedScope, OGE, House Clerk, Senate EFD). NGO-curated databases (Transparent California, SeeThroughNY, Mackinac Center) are intentionally not used here — see methodology.
See also: Full directory · Methodology · Lobbying module