USDA Ethics vs Tribal Relations

This interactive mobile app provides USDA employees – and other Federal government employees – with short easy-to-read summaries of the Federal ethics rules and the Hatch Act's limitations on political activity. This information is available, at your fingertips, in a well-organized Ethics Library. The app also includes a series of ten short videos in a comprehensive Ethics Video Library, so that employees can quickly become more aware about these important rules, anytime, whether in the office, off-site, or on official travel. The app contains a handy Resources sections for USDA employees to be able to readily contact an Ethics advisor at the USDA Office of Ethics. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Since ethics determinations are often fact-specific, employees are strongly encouraged to contact their respective agency Ethics Advisors with any ethics questions. The app is a useful tool to raise awareness, but is not a substitute for the individual advice provided by an experienced Ethics Advisor.

The Office of Tribal Relations mobile application is your mobile guide to all things Tribal Relations. Whether you are a line officer preparing for your first consultation with a Tribe, a new forest tribal liaison, or a long-standing Forest Service employee who wants to learn more about Tribal Relations at the Forest Service, the tribal relations mobile app is a tool for you.