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Congressional Staff Organizations

General

A Congressional Staff Organization (CSO) is an organization, a majority of whose members are House employees, that exists for the purpose of facilitating interaction among congressional staff.

Click on the links below to access directories of registered
Congressional Staff Organizations (CSOs).

110th Congress
Staff (CSOs)

109th Congress
Staff (CSOs)

108th Congress
Staff (CSOs)

107th Congress
Staff (CSOs)


Registration

Each Congress, in order to use official resources of the House (i.e., inside mail, House Intranet, etc.), a CSO must electronically register with the Committee on House Administration.

Step 1: Identify a sponsoring Member for the CSO.

Step 2: Prepare a letter (click here to see a draft), on official letterhead from the sponsoring Member, to the Committee on House Administration with the following information:

  1. CSO Name
  2. Statement of purpose
  3. Name, Phone Number, and Email Address of officers of the staff organization
  4. Specify which of the following resources the CSO requests use of:
    a. Inside mail
    b. House Intranet site
    c. Postbox at House Postal Operations
  5. Name of individuals designated to maintain web and mail services on behalf of the CSO (if applicable.)

Step 2: Submit the letter online in PDF format at CSO Registration

Step 3: Receive approval (via email) from the Committee on House Administration.

Step 4: Check the 110th Congress Page for your CSO’s listing.

Membership

After the CSO is registered, the sponsoring Member may submit, at any time, a letter requesting access to Inside Mail, a House postbox, or a presence on the House Intranet for CSO related activities.

At least one officer of a CSO must be an employee of the House, and all officers must be employees of the House or Senate.

Official Resources and Conduct

  • Other than as specified in this section, House staff that participates in a CSO may make only incidental use of official resources for activities related to a CSO.
  • A CSO is not an employing authority of the House and may not be assigned separate office space.
  • A CSO should contact the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct at x57103 before accepting anything of monetary value from a private source.

Click here to view the Member Handbook guidelines

 
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