An OIG investigation found that former Essex County Sheriff Frank G. Cousins, Jr., knowingly authorized healthy employees to use sizable amounts of sick leave – often several months’ worth – immediately before retiring, a violation of the rules that applied to most Essex County Sheriff’s Department employees.
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Table of Contents
OIG 2017 Reports and Recommendations
Table of Contents
Investigations
Open PDF file, 498.9 KB,
Sick Leave Abuse at the Essex County Sheriff’s Department: 2009 to 2016
(English, PDF 498.9 KB)
Letters
Open PDF file, 137.56 KB,
OIG Letter Regarding Cotuit Fire District Firefighter Vacation Accruals, October 2017
(English, PDF 137.56 KB)
Open PDF file, 306.96 KB,
OIG Recommends Changes to Rules Governing Sick and Vacation Leave to Address the Commonwealth’s $558 Million Liability, October 2017
(English, PDF 306.96 KB)
Open PDF file, 70.43 KB,
OIG Letter to Conference Committee on FY18 Budget Sections Related to the Film Tax Credit, June 2017
(English, PDF 70.43 KB)
Open PDF file, 59.95 KB,
OIG Letter to Conference Committee on FY18 Budget Sections Related to MassDOT Real Property, June 2017
(English, PDF 59.95 KB)
Open PDF file, 84.43 KB,
OIG Letter to State Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack Related to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy's Use of State Funds, May 2017
(English, PDF 84.43 KB)
Open PDF file, 118.62 KB,
OIG Letter to Committee on Municipalities and Regional Government Regarding Chapter 30B Real Property Dispositions, May 1, 2017
(English, PDF 118.62 KB)
Testimony
Reports
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Internal Special Audit Unit: 2016 Annual Report
(English, PDF 563.92 KB)
In 2016 the ISAU's work included investigating MassDOT’s practice of allowing certain individuals and organizations to travel on the Massachusetts Turnpike without paying tolls.
Reviews
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Program Interventions to Address Substance Use Disorder and Save Public Healthcare Funds
(English, PDF 397.77 KB)
The OIG has examined 12 programs from across the country – public and private health insurers, a worker’s compensation program, a hospital-based program, and a health system – that have implemented an array of interventions to address substance use disorder.
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