OIG Reports and Recommendations

After conducting an investigation, review or audit, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) may issue a letter or report detailing its findings and recommending reforms to prevent future problems.

After issuing a report, the OIG may maintain an oversight role to ensure that the agency or municipality carries out a suitable corrective action plan and takes any other measures called for in the report. The OIG also reports suspected criminal activity to the appropriate authorities, including the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. The OIG may not issue a letter or report after every project since much of the OIG’s work is confidential.

The OIG's 2022 annual report: A year in review

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Report fraud, waste or abuse of government funds or property to the OIG OIG Confidential Online Fraud Reporting Form  
Report fraud, waste or abuse of government funds or property related to public transportation OIG Confidential Online Reporting Form for Fraud Related to Public Transportation 
Chapter 30B Technical Assistance Form Chapter 30B Technical Assistance Form 

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