OIG Recommendations to Ensure That Disciplinary Investigations by COPA and the Bureau of Internal Affairs Are More Effective, Transparent, and Accurate
OIG Finds That the Chicago Department of Transportation Does Not Have a Traffic Signal Management Plan and Cannot Ensure That Signals Are Optimized to Promote Traffic Safety, Reduce Congestion, or Minimize Air Pollution
OIG’s Advisory Concerning the City of Chicago’s Data Portal Found Problems with Accuracy, Consistency, and Overall Usability
OIG Follow-Up Finds That the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Has Made Changes, but Clear Financial Policies and a Formal Cost Allocation Framework Still Haven’t Been Created
OIG Finds That the Chicago Police Department Cannot Ensure That it Meets its Legal Obligations to Identify and Produce Records in its Possession, Due to a Lack of Resources and Inadequate Records Management Practices
Chicago Department of Transportation Commercial Driveway Billing Follow-Up Inquiry
OIG’s Audit of the Department of Water Management’s Monitoring of Overtime Finds That Despite Policies, Resources Were Not Being Utilized Effectively
