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Commission on Ethics expands outreach: gaming board partnership, increased training and social media engagement
Summary
The commission’s outreach and education officer reported a rise in training activity, new partnership with the Nevada Gaming Control Board to enroll hundreds of staff in Nevada Ethics Online, and social-media strategies to boost engagement. Commissioners directed the outreach officer to continue those efforts.
Sam Harvey, the Commission on Ethics’ outreach and education officer, briefed the commission on a growth in trainings, a new partnership with the Nevada Gaming Control Board and a push to broaden online engagement.
Why it matters: stronger outreach and mandatory training partnerships increase the number of public servants who receive ethics instruction and create more consistent understanding of state ethics rules across agencies.
Main points from the presentation - Nevada Gaming Control Board partnership: Harvey said the board "has joined in a training partnership with us to mandate all of their personnel complete ethics training through our ethics platform." Harvey reported the board enrolled about 391 users and that roughly 14% of that staff cohort had…
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