New York City Department of Investigation’s Post

The Value of Oversight Everyday DOI demonstrates the importance of anti-corruption work and why it makes a difference. Today, DOI issued its Calendar Year (“CY”) 2023 statistics, which show increases from CY 2022 in several categories, including the number of arrests, complaints, active caseload at the agency, and recommendations issued to various City agencies as a result of DOI investigations. DOI is watching over NYC and has been doing the job since 1873! Read more about our 2023 yearend stats here: https://on.nyc.gov/3V8gqJY “DOI’s investigative work uncovered theft, fraud and other corrupt acts against the City in 2023, holding accountable offenders who exploit public programs and dollars, recouping valuable taxpayer funds for the City, and providing improvements to government operations through DOI’s recommendations for policy and procedural reform. The fight against corruption and fraud requires collaboration City-wide, and DOI’s work relies, in part, on reports of misconduct made by concerned City employees and members of the public. I want to thank the DOI staff for their commitment to finding facts and exposing wrongdoing and for their diligence in conducting the significant investigations discussed in this annual report.” - DOI Commissioner Jocelyn E. Strauber

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Robert Gardner

Student at John Jay College (CUNY)

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I was the Deputy Chief Investigator at DOI in the late 70’s I am glad to see you are keeping up with the work we started: deep undercovers in city agencies,aggressive out-reach programs for whistle blowers and joint investigations with Federal agencies keep up the good work

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