The Executive Office of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Oficina del Gobernador in Spanish) is the primary administrative office of Puerto Rico’s executive branch, serving as the central governing authority for the U.S. territory. Located in La Fortaleza in San Juan, the office supports the Governor of Puerto Rico in executing governmental duties and implementing public policy across the island. The office oversees various executive departments and agencies, coordinating government operations and ensuring the implementation of laws and regulations throughout Puerto Rico. It plays a crucial role in managing relationships between the Commonwealth and the United States federal government, while also handling domestic affairs and international relations within its jurisdictional capacity. Key responsibilities include policy development, budget management, emergency response coordination, and oversight of government agencies. The office maintains several specialized divisions that handle areas such as communications, legal affairs, constituent services, and intergovernmental relations. Through its website (oppi.gobierno.pr), the office provides public access to government information, services, and resources for Puerto Rico’s 3.2 million residents. The Executive Office operates under the framework established by the Constitution of Puerto Rico, which was ratified in 1952 when Puerto Rico became a Commonwealth of the United States.