Section 87200 identifies the specific public officials whose decisions have the greatest impact on the public. Because of their influence, they are held to the highest disclosure standards under the . Who is an "87200 Filer"?
Starting January 1, 2026, Section 87200 filers must disclose any formal arrangement for future employment (i.e., a job offer they have accepted) while still in office.
This category includes both state and local officials who manage public investments or hold significant legislative power: Section 87200 identifies the specific public officials whose
Any interest in real estate worth $2,000 or more, including property within two miles of the jurisdiction's boundaries.
California law continues to evolve to capture modern financial arrangements. Starting January 1, 2026, Section 87200 filers must
Unlike lower-level "code filers" who only report interests related to their specific department, 87200 filers must disclose a broad range of interests within their jurisdiction:
Receipt of gifts, travel payments, or loans from sources doing business in the jurisdiction. ⚖️ Rules on Gifts and Conflicts Unlike lower-level "code filers" who only report interests
If an official has a financial interest in a decision being discussed at a public meeting, Section 87200 filers must: the interest in detail. Recuse themselves from the discussion and vote.