Issues
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Freedom of Information
Information and resources about Delaware's FOIA process.
Data Centers in Delaware
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Delaware Office of the Inspector General
Learn about this critical oversight office established in 2025.
Embezzlement at Delaware Department of Labor
Learn about the embezzlement scandal and public officials who covered it up.
Recent Positions
DelCOG supports HB 155 to ensure Public Integrity Commission reports are available online
DelCOG supports the passage of House Bill 155, which would require that the Public Integrity Commission that any reports prepared by the Commission would need to be made publicly available on its website. Passed June 2025.
DelCOG supports passing HB 6 to allow the State Auditor to issue subpoenas
DelCOG supports the passage of House Bill 6, which would allow the Auditor of Accounts to issue subpoenas directly and apply for a court order if a person fails to respond to the subpoena. Passed April 2025.
DelCOG supports strengthening Delaware’s double-dipping by passing HB 9
DelCOG supports the passage of House Bill 9, which would strengthening the double-dipping laws in Delaware by requiring disclosure of dual employment by paid elected and appointed officials who are also employed by another state agency. Passed April 2025.
DelCOG supports amending HB 311 (2024) regarding school safety zones
DelCOG supports amending House Bill 311 to require disclosure of public ownership of real estate properties subject to school safety zones. Passed April 2025.
DelCOG supports amending SB 13 (2024) regarding the Hospital Assessment Commission
DelCOG supports amending SB 13 (2024) to limit the ability of the Hospital Assessment Commission to meet in Executive Session in line with other public bodies under Delaware’s open meeting laws. Passed April 2025.
DelCOG opposes the changes to Delaware’s Corporation Law proposed in SB 21
DelCOG opposes Senate Bill 21, which would rewrite Delaware’s Corporation Law by eliminating investor protections and preventing meaningful judicial oversight of corporate executives and controlling shareholders. Passed April 2025.