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You need to check it out your supervisor before you accept a job offer of the second job.
Check your handkbook. Sometimes you do so they can make sure it's not a conflict of interest, not completed during work hours and if you get injured on the other gig they are aware you were doing it.
I would check your policy. I work for the State of Florida and any outside employment has to be reported. I believe it’s primarily to ensure that there is not a conflict of interest or that it’s not a job that interferes with my existing work schedule. Hope that helps.
That's usually covered in your ethics training but as you said you work for the government they usually have paper work to fill out if you have a second job
Look for a policy titled, "Incompatible Activities" or something like that. Because you work in the Governor's office you may also need to complete a conflict of interest form and disclose there as well. Probably should try and keep your boss out of the news. 😉