Public Administration: Government Info

Official U.S. gateway to government information websites (links to local, state, federal and international agencies)

"Your guide to the money in American elections." Includes fund raising data, contributions by industry, useful issue profiles (e.g. managed care, gun control, campaign finance reform).

Biographies, speeches, press releases.

Homepage

Homepage (formerly known as: Immigration and Naturalization Service)

Homepage

Homepage

Homepage

Homepage

United Kingdom public sector information

Home page of the European Union.

Homepage

Homepage

Brief guide to the history, role and procedure of the UK Parliament.

Homepage

Homepage-National Security Council

Accessible in both English and Spanish. Provides information about both the OAS itself and its individual member states.

Home page of the United Nations.

Overview of the types of documents and publications issued by the UN and guide to their use.

Portal site to all primary government agencies that carry out the intelligence activities of the U.S. government (e.g., CIA, FBI, etc.)

Good links to sites of other countries and their governments.

Local city information.

Local county information.

Information about the Association and its activities. Links to relevant sites.

Information about the League. Links to resources of interest to local government officials.

Information about the League. Links to associated resources.

Information about the Association. Links to relevant resources.

Association of towns within New York State.

Information about the Association. Links to county government resources.

Designed to give those interested in state, local and tribal government officials or agencies easy access to federal information.

Information about the Council. Links to state government resources.

Information about the organization. Links to state legislatures, etc.

Information on state governors and the work of the bipartisan Association.

Provides access to statistical series for and about New York State's population and economy.

Links to sites by state; links to multi-state sites; links to other relevant sites.

U.S. Congress; good for legislative information (e.g., bills, Congressional Record).

"Federal Digital System," provides public access to Government information submitted by Congress and Federal agencies and preserved as technology changes.

Information from and about the Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government.

Legislative process, legislators, laws (e.g., U.S. Code).

Library of Congress resources including American Memory project, exhibitions, and copyright information.

Independent, nongovernmental, nonprofit research institute and library serving as a clearinghouse of declassified U.S. documents.

Multimedia database about the United States Supreme Court.

Legislative activities, committees, senators.

Great for statistical information.

Executive Branch information.