# State Agency Directory with Staff Search | USLege

> Search government agencies and their staff across jurisdictions, and connect each agency to the rules, meetings, and press releases it publishes.

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Agency Directory

# 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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The problem

## 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.

How it works

## From an agency to the right contact

STEP 1

### Search

Search by agency name or by the name of someone on staff.

STEP 2

### Narrow

Filter by state and sort the list.

STEP 3

### Open the agency

See its staff and connect it to the rules, meetings, and releases it publishes.

What's included

## Agencies, in context

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### Search by agency or staff name

Find an agency directly, or find it through a person who works there.

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### Staff counts and listings

See how many staff are listed for each agency, and who they are.

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### By jurisdiction

Filter agencies by state and sort them.

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### Next to their rules

Follow the agency's rulemaking with Regulatory Tracking.

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### Next to their announcements

See what the agency publishes with Press Release Monitoring.

USLege MCP

## Ask about agencies _in plain English_

From Claude or ChatGPT through USLege MCP, or inside the app.

Who is on staff at the Public Utility Commission?

Which agency handles water rights in Montana?

What rules has this agency proposed this year?

Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to [USLege MCP](/mcp).

Questions

## What do teams ask about the agency directory?

Can I search for a person instead of an agency? +

Yes. Search matches an agency name or the name of someone on its staff.

Does it show agency staff? +

Yes. Each agency shows its staff count and the staff listed for it.

How does it connect to rulemaking? +

Agency rules, executive orders, and press releases sit in the same workspace, so you can go from an agency to what it is publishing.

See your agencies

## Know who _writes the rules_

Name the agencies you work with and we will open them live. Follow their rules with [Regulatory Tracking](/regulatory-tracking).

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More of the platform

[Regulatory Tracking](/regulatory-tracking) [Committee Directory](/committee-directory) [Press Release Monitoring](/press-release-monitoring) [Stakeholder Intelligence](/stakeholder-intelligence) [Full Platform Overview](/platform)

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