March 10, 2025
Staff
March 10, 2025
In a move aimed at reinforcing public trust, the New York State Inspector General’s Office (OIG) has published previously non-public investigative letters detailing findings and recommendations from recent investigations.
The letters, released as part of an ongoing transparency initiative, offer insight into issues identified in state agencies and the corrective actions proposed by the Inspector General.
“Today’s published letters demonstrate the range of issues illuminated by our investigations and reviews, and reflect our commitment to bolstering the integrity of government on matters big and small,” said Inspector General Lucy Lang. “In sharing our findings with the public, we aim to both strengthen and earn the public’s trust in the institutions on which New Yorkers rely.”
The release is part of a broader effort to enhance oversight and public awareness. Other transparency initiatives from OIG include a monthly public data dashboard on complaints, the publication of historical investigative materials, an expanded social media presence, and ongoing community training and outreach.
By making these investigative findings accessible, the Inspector General’s Office aims to increase accountability across state agencies and ensure New Yorkers remain informed about the integrity of government operations.