Corruption prevention is a critical challenge in the context of public administration, with an emphasis on the role of public administration officials who play a key role in maintaining the integrity and transparency of government. This research aims to analyze the perspectives of public administration officials regarding their roles in corruption prevention efforts. A literature review investigates the concept of corruption prevention and defines the specific roles expected of public administration officials. Adopting an analytical perspective approach, this research presents findings from empirical research involving key respondents in the public administration environment. These findings depict the views and attitudes of public administration officials regarding corruption prevention, identifying factors that support or hinder their roles. The implications of these findings make a significant contribution to the development of policies and practices for corruption prevention at the public administration level. This research highlights the importance of understanding the internal perspectives of public administration officials to design effective strategies in supporting the integrity and accountability of government.