After issuing a report, the OIG may maintain an oversight role to ensure that the agency or municipality implements a suitable corrective action plan and takes any other measures called for in the report. The Office also reports suspected criminal activity to the appropriate authorities, including the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. In addition, the Inspector General meets regularly with the Inspector General Council to discuss the Office’s activities.
2018 Reports and Recommendations
A Review of Design and Construction Costs for MassDOT's Veterans Memorial Bridge, October 2018 [pdf]
Fall River Mayor Indicted on Tax and Wire Fraud Charges, October 2018
OIG Letter on the Theater Tax Credit Section of the Economic Development Bill-July 2018 [pdf]
OIG Letter on Payment of Public Retirees for Services After Retirement-July 2018
Former Lobbyist Pleads Guilty in Pension Fraud Case, May 2018
OIG Letter on Renaming the Library on Middlesex Community College's Lowell Campus, May 2018 [pdf]
Internal Special Audit Unit 2017 Annual Report, March 2018 [pdf]
Former Blandford Tax Collector Found Guilty of Stealing Taxpayers’ Money, March 2018
MassHealth's Administration of the Hospice Benefit: Executive Summary
MassHealth's Administration of the Hospice Benefit: Report, March 1, 2018 [pdf]
Third Set of Indictments Brought Against Former MBTA Procurement Official, February 2018
Former Ashburnham Library Director Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement, February 2018
Contact for OIG 2018 Reports and Recommendations
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