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We found that an energy company failed to pay required Federal royalties on production from wells in Yuma County, Colorado.
We found a former NPS Superintendent accepted gifts from a Government subcontractor and misused Government property while overseeing a project.
We found that a former Principal of a BIE Boarding School in Arizona viewed and possessed child pornography while on duty.
The Udall Foundation did not adhere to NIST standards, hindering its ability to devise a viable approach for managing its information security risks.
We found that a lessee submitted reports to the BIA Osage Agency containing inaccurate and unsupported oil production amounts.
USGS distributed Earth MRI IIJA funds in accordance with the Act, but it was unable to demonstrate the cooperative agreements met program objectives.
We found USPP officers did not violate DOI or USPP use of force policies in an attempted arrest and fatal shooting in Washington, DC.
We found that a former OSMRE official gave the appearance of preferential treatment to a mining company and lacked candor with our office.
BLM generally accounted for helium royalties collected; however, it did not always identify, track, collect, and properly oversee helium royalties.
We found that unsupported costs were charged to an IRA grant and BOR did not properly oversee a grant and cooperative agreement.