Find the agency, and the person inside it
The USLege Agency Directory lists government agencies by jurisdiction with their staff. Search by agency or by a staff member's name, then connect the agency to the rules it writes, the meetings it holds, and the press releases it publishes.
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Policy does not stop at the legislature
Once a bill passes, an agency writes the rules, runs the program, and holds the meetings. Finding the right agency, and the right person in it, across states, is slow when each agency's staff page looks different.
From an agency to the right contact
Search
Search by agency name or by the name of someone on staff.
Narrow
Filter by state and sort the list.
Open the agency
See its staff and connect it to the rules, meetings, and releases it publishes.
Agencies, in context
Search by agency or staff name
Find an agency directly, or find it through a person who works there.
Staff counts and listings
See how many staff are listed for each agency, and who they are.
By jurisdiction
Filter agencies by state and sort them.
Next to their rules
Follow the agency's rulemaking with Regulatory Tracking.
Next to their announcements
See what the agency publishes with Press Release Monitoring.
Ask about agencies in plain English
From Claude or ChatGPT through USLege MCP, or inside the app.
Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.
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Know who writes the rules
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