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We found that a former FWS employee misused their Government travel credit card for personal expenses totaling over $37,000.
We audited WSFR grants awarded by FWS to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to ensure compliance and cost allowability.
We found USGS lacks sufficient internal controls in laboratories to prevent losses associated with breaches of scientific integrity and misconduct.
ALBUQUERQUE – A Shiprock man pleaded guilty in federal court to orchestrating a bid-rigging and money laundering scheme that defrauded a federally-funded Native American educational institution of approximately $1.5 million over a three-year period.
We audited expenditures and related license revenue transactions made by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department under grants awarded by FWS.
We did not substantiate allegations that a DOI official did not comply with the ethics regulation regarding personal and business relationships.
NPS did not take sufficient steps to implement Justice40 and did not identify data necessary to track, monitor, and report the impact of DOI actions.
We found DOI complied with PIIA, but we made one recommendation to help ensure program risk assessments are more accurate and effective.
A former Alamo Navajo School Board member was sentenced for stealing Federal funds and receiving kickbacks for an IT services contract.
FRESNO, Calif. — Dennis Falaschi, 78, of Aptos, pleaded guilty today to one count of conspiring to take federally owned water and one count of filing a false tax return, U.S. Attorney Phillip A. Talbert announced.
According to court records, from 1992 through approximately April 2015, Falaschi was the general manager for a public water district in Fresno and Merced Counties (PWD) that sold water to farmers with over 38,000 acres of farmland. PWD obtained water that it sold by purchasing water from the federal government and collecting drainage water from farms. The federal water that PWD purchased came from the Delta-Mendota Canal (DMC), which is a federally owned canal operated by the United States Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Reclamation. PWD purchased federal water from the DMC pursuant to a contract that it entered into with the Bureau of Reclamation.