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We concluded that the postsecondary institutions’ written policies complied with laws and policies, but documentation and training could be improved.
We found that a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service supervisor allowed an employee to receive incorrect locality pay and travel reimbursement.
The closeout memorandum addresses concerns about DOI’s oversight of NFWF related to the Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resilience Competitive Grants Program.
This report highlights OIG’s work from October 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, including its closure of 23 new recommendations before the period ended.
We found that DOI complied with applicable PIIA reporting requirements for FY 2024 and implemented one prior recommendation.
We found that Pennsylvania started reclamation work and restoration projects; however, we identified four areas Pennsylvania and OSMRE should address.
We found that a Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) employee sexually harassed student-athletes on the Haskell Indian Nations University Women’s Basketball Team.
We audited WSFR grants awarded by FWS to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to ensure compliance and cost allowability.
This report provides information on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s use of Inflation Reduction Act funding for listed species recovery efforts.
KPMG LLC conducted an annual independent audit to determine the effectiveness of DOI’s FY 2024 FISMA programs and practices.