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Using a risk-based, tiered approach to best focus our resources, AIE will initiate work in nine risk areas in 2027.
Salt Products Company failed to pay royalties or pay over $1 million in land remediation costs.
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management did not comply with laws and regulations and have issues with grant costs and subaward management.
We found that the Oklahoma Corporation Commission did not fully comply with Federal regulations and grant terms.
PA Fish and Boat Commission complied with requirements but we found issues in Federal reimbursements, payroll discrepancies, and out-of-period costs.
We found that DOI made progress in complying with the GDA but found deficiencies in 2 out of the 13 items.
We found NPS did not always administer IRA-funded financial assistance awards for restoration and resilience projects in accordance with regulations.
We substantiated an allegation that a DOI Manager violated Federal ethics laws by using his public office for the private gain of his adult child.
Some DOI bureaus did not ensure their AD domains were configured to reduce the risk of compromise, which could lead to exploitation of DOI systems.
MMU did not address case referrals efficiently and did not always ensure victims received required services.