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OIG Audit Finds City Could Not Determine Who Accessed Public Safety Cameras and Did Not Establish Operational Objectives for the Cameras

OIG Audit Finds City Could Not Determine Who Accessed Public Safety Cameras and Did Not Establish Operational Objectives for the Cameras An audit released today by the City of Chicago Office of Inspector General (OIG) examined the Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) management of approximately 2,700 public safety cameras, as well as its […]

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OIG Finds Only 43.9% of Restaurants and Similar Establishments Received All Required Routine Food Inspections

A City of Chicago Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit, released today, found that the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) did not meet the routine inspection frequency requirements required by law. Specifically, CDPH inspected, only 3,566, or 43.9%, of high-risk establishments, such as restaurants, the required minimum of two times in 2015; only 2,478, […]

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OIG Follow-Up Report on Audit of DFSS Homeless Services

OIG Follow-Up Report on Audit of DFSS Homeless Services A City of Chicago Office of Inspector General (OIG) follow-up report concludes that the Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) continues to make improvements to its process for selecting and monitoring homeless service providers. Among the original August 2015 audit findings, OIG reported, inaccuracies in […]

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OIG Memo Regarding BOE Advisory Opinions Available Online

OIG Memo Regarding BOE Advisory Opinions Available Online OIG has published an October 14, 2016, memo from Inspector General Joe Ferguson to the Board of Ethics (BOE) regarding BOE’s policies for advisory opinions. The memo is available here.   ###

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