Use of Public Facilities in Election Campaigns
{"Image DocumentName": "Use of Public Facilities in Election Campaigns", "Image ImageDescription": "Public disclosure guidelines are intended to. protect the integrity of public resources. They. do not remove an employees citizenship. rights outside of the public resource. Employees may, for instance: speak at community forums. inform staff during non-duty hours of opportunities to participate. engage in campaign activities on their own time. wear campaign buttons while on the job if district policy allows. make materials available to employees in lunchrooms and break rooms during non-duty hours if the rooms are only used by staff. place window signs or bumper stickers on their cars even if parked on school property during duty hours. Washington State\u2019s Public Disclosure. Commission is responsible for issuing. guidelines governing the conduct of. employees in election campaigns. The guidelines specifically prohibit: use of work hours or public resources to promote or oppose a candidate or an issue. pressuring or coercing others. employees to participate in campaign activities. use of district resources to organize or distribute campaign materials. use of district internal mail or  systems to communicate campaign related material. distribution in the classroom or other public areas of promotional materials. Index", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}