DOI Report: The Impact of Raise the Age and Bail Reform on the City’s Juvenile Detention Facilities Read the Report Here: on.nyc.gov/48mWQxZ

Excellent new podcast “Girls Make Bank” by Jac White. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gir…

MTA IG Daniel Cort and NYC DOI General Counsel/Deputy Commissioner of Legal Affairs Andrew Brunsden discussed the risks of oversight agency "capture" and how to avoid it at the 2024 AIG Training Conference in New Orleans. bit.ly/48Rnfo2

OIG issued an audit today that found several concerning issues related to NYC Transit's Help Point system. Read the full report: bit.ly/3Z8jGoR

Thank you to @AndrewSiff4NY for coming to our office to interview MTA IG Daniel Cort about our audit related to subway emergency exit safety. nbcnewyork.com/on-air/as-seen… Read our report here: bit.ly/4gmGybM

A NYC Transit supervisor and his female subordinate repeatedly left their worksite without permission during overnight shifts, spending time parked on a dark street or running errands. The duo admitted to a prior romantic relationship. Read the report: bit.ly/3BFEXii

NYC Transit boss and his female subordinate investigated for inappropriate work behavior amny.com/news/nyc-trans…

OIG is hiring a Communications and Public Affairs Manager to raise awareness of our office and showcase the important work of our Audit and Legal & Investigations units. See the full posting and apply using the following link: mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Jobs/OIG…

DOI’s OIG-NYPD issues report finding deficiencies in NYPD’s social media use policy and identifies several social media posts by NYPD Executives as unprofessional and encouraging unproductive public discourse. Read it here: bit.ly/4aIryD1

OIG released its 2024 Annual Report today. mtaig.ny.gov/Reports/2024%2…

OIG is still taking applications for important MTA construction oversight positions. mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Career-O…

Thank you, Greg Mocker and PIX11 News for stopping by yesterday.

An MTA employee used his work computer for an unsanctioned sneaker side business and held several other jobs without approval. The employee was fired and his former supervisor was disciplined. Read the report: bit.ly/42kdmMQ

Passengers are risking electrocution and other dangers by self-evacuating from subway trains during delays and emergencies, an OIG audit found. Read the report here: bit.ly/4iECdkr

Separate OIG investigations revealed that one LIRR employee took a flight out of state while still on the clock and another collected approximately $1,200 in overtime he didn't actually work. Read the report: bit.ly/3Z5WuIK

Surveillance video shows a subway station agent improperly accepting cash from multiple riders. The agent pocketed the money rather than turn it over to NYC Transit, OIG found. He retired after OIG confronted him with the evidence. Read the report: bit.ly/4jXCznW

LIRR employees at a Queens facility routinely left work early, sometimes while on overtime, but got paid for their full shifts by having colleagues swipe them out. Read the report for more on the scheme and the discipline handed down by LIRR: bit.ly/3ZfuBhI

NYC Transit failed to track more than $2m worth of surplus materials resulting from changes to a 2018 project, an OIG audit found. MTA Construction & Development didn't resolve the issue after inheriting the project — until OIG's audit. Read the report: bit.ly/3UQ3dUE

It was good to meet with District Attorney Susan Cacace Cacace and her team and discuss how our offices may be able to work together.