Office of the Inspector General, District of Columbia

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Red, white, and blue infographic featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on the top right and a message that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for a Financial Analyst on the top left. The bottom half contains white text letting interested applicants know that can apply for the position at careers.dc.gov, which is above a mail icon next to text stating the email address "recruit.oig@dc.gov," which is above a globe icon next to text with the URL "oig.dc.gov/careers," which is above an icon for LinkedIn next to the text "linkedin.com/company/dcoig." A gold challenge coin with the OIG seal is at the bottom next to text stating "Office of the Inspector General."
DC OIG announcement motion graphic. Top-left text: “AUDIT REPORT — District Agencies’ Human Capital Management. OIG No. 25‑1‑02MA. July 16, 2026.” A large gold OIG seal and “NEW REPORT” text appear on the right. Center image shows a paved garden path under pink cherry blossoms. Lower text: “District Agencies’ Human Capital Management, now available at oig.dc.gov/audits.” Footer lists “Matthew Wilcoxson, Interim Inspector General.”
Announcement graphic for the DC Office of Inspector General: “Audit Report — District of Columbia Housing Authority, Management Recommendations for FY 2025 (OIG No. 25‑1‑12HY(a), July 15, 2026).” Gold OIG seal over “NEW REPORT.” Cover photo shows a paved path lined with blooming pink cherry trees. Link: oig.dc.gov
Announcement graphic for the DC Office of Inspector General: “Audit Report — District of Columbia Housing Authority, Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Reports for FY 2025 (OIG No. 25‑1‑12HY, July 15, 2026).” Gold OIG seal over “NEW REPORT.” Cover photo features a paved garden path beneath pink cherry blossoms. Link: oig.dc.gov
Graphic from the Office of the Inspector General for the District of Columbia featuring the agency seal on the left and a red background with a city map pattern. Bold text on the right reads: “Investigative Outcome: Guilty plea unsealed for former DC Public Schools administrator involved in bribery scheme.” A circular date marker displays “July 10, 2026,” and a button labeled “Read More” appears above the website “oig.dc.gov.”
Graphic announcement from the Office of the Inspector General featuring bold text that reads “New Engagement: Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Audit.” The design uses red and dark blue panels with faint outlines of government buildings and oversight symbols like a magnifying glass and gavel. The OIG seal appears in the top right. The bottom corner includes the website “oig.dc.gov” for more information.
A promotional graphic announcing an audit report from the District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General. The top section has a dark blue background with the OIG logo and the heading “Audit Report.” Text below it reads “Highway Trust Fund: Independent Accountant’s Report and Examination of the Forecasted Schedules for Fiscal Years 2026 through 2030,” along with the report number and the date July 6, 2026. A large gold OIG seal overlaps the upper right corner. Beneath the header is a wide photograph of a park pathway lined with blooming pink trees and covered in fallen petals. Below the photo is a dark blue nameplate identifying the Interim Inspector General. On the right side, large text reads “NEW REPORT.” The bottom portion contains a white text box stating that the Highway Trust Fund report is now available at oig.dc.gov.
Navy-and-gold award graphic reading: ‘Congratulations! Alvin Layne — Data Analyst, Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, Office of the Inspector General. Winner of the 23rd Calvin Cafritz Award for Distinguished DC Government Employees. Picture in the center of a smiling man wearing a blue suit, white shirt, and a blue floral tie. He has a gray beard and hair. At the corner there is the seal of the Office of the Inspector General of the District of Columbia designed as a gold challenge coin, featuring a gavel on an open book, a magnifying glass, three stars, and a sun over a landscape.
Colorful 'Juneteenth' text in red, yellow, and green on a dark background, with decorative shapes, ribbonlike accents in pan-African colors, and a gold OIG emblem in the corner.
Red, white, and blue infographic featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" and a message that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for a Supervisory Criminal Investigator.
Purple‑tinted graphic with historic government building facade: “World Elder Abuse Awareness Day—June 15.” Figures of older adults, a purple ribbon, and the OIG seal. Text: Report suspected abuse (202) 724‑TIPS (8477); hotline.inspectorgeneral@dc.gov.
Infographic titled “The Inspector General’s Impact.” A green panel lists: $190M in criminal and civil judgments won; 36,776 complaints and referrals managed; 1,336 investigations into alleged corruption, fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement; 1,216 recommendations to improve the economy, efficiency, and effectiveness of DC programs and operations. Partial Office of the Inspector General seal appears at the top right.
Red, white, and blue infographic featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" and a message that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for a Criminal Investigator and to apply at careers.dc.gov.
OIG staffer in a black shirt sharing literature with a member of the community in blue and white.
A framed official portrait of a person in a dark suit, white shirt, and blue striped tie with a lapel pin, with U.S. and D.C. flags in the background. A faint OIG seal sits behind the photo. Top text: “INSPECTOR GENERAL” (followed by the individual’s name). Bottom text: “THANK YOU FOR SERVING THE DISTRICT SINCE 2014.”
Red, white, and blue infographic featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on the top right and a message that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for an Auditor on the top left. The bottom half contains white text letting interested applicants know that can apply for the position at careers.dc.gov, which is above a mail icon next to text stating the email address "recruit.oig@dc.gov," which is above a globe icon next to text with the URL "oig.dc.gov/careers," which is above an icon for LinkedIn next to the text "linkedin.com/company/dcoig." A gold challenge coin with the OIG seal is at the bottom next to text stating "Office of the Inspector General."
Rectangular graphic with a collage of pictures of staff from the Office of the Inspector General of the District of Columbia (OIG) behind tables full of OIG materials and promotional items at community events held outdoors. The table has a black tablecloth with a red and gold OIG emblem on the front. The pictured attendee is reading materials held by staff. To the right, there is text stating "Want OIG to attend your next community event? Let us know! Use the email address below to invite us to your next event! oig.prcomms@dc.gov" with a mail icon next to the email address.
Infographic featuring DC OIG seal, the heading “NEW REPORT,” image of the DC OIG report, and the text: "University of the District of Columbia Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Infographic featuring DC OIG seal, heading “NEW REPORT,” image of the DC OIG report, and the text: “Office of Lottery and Gaming Management Recommendations for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Infographic featuring DC OIG seal, heading “NEW REPORT,” image of the DC OIG report, and the text: “Office of Lottery and Gaming Annual Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Infographic featuring DC OIG seal, heading “NEW REPORT,” image of the DC OIG report, and the text: “Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation Annual Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Infographic featuring DC OIG golden seal, heading “NEW REPORT,” image of a DC OIG report, and the text: “Health Benefits Exchange Authority Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Rectangular infographic in white and blue. A gold challenge coin with the OIG logo on bottom right side. Blue text in various sizes with "NEW REPORT" on the bottom left and report title with announcement on the top right.
Infographic featuring DC OIG golden seal, heading “NEW REPORT,” image of a DC OIG report, and the text: “Other Post-Employment Benefits Fund Financial Statements and Independent Auditor's Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Infographic featuring DC OIG golden seal, heading “NEW REPORT”, image of a DC OIG report, and the text: “Housing Production Trust Fund Management Recommendations for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr"
Rectangular infographic in white and blue. A gold challenge coin with the cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on bottom right side. Blue text in various sizes with "NEW REPORT" on the bottom left with an announcement that "OUC's Risk Mitigation Infrastructure, now available at oig.dc.gov" on the top right.
Infographic featuring DC OIG golden seal, heading “NEW REPORT”, image of a DC OIG report, and the following text: “Risk Assessment of Special Purpose Revenue Funds, now available at oig.dc.gov
Infographic featuring DC OIG golden seal, the heading “NEW REPORT”, an image of the DC OIG report, and the following text: “West End Library and Fire Station Maintenance Fund Audit for fiscal year 2025, now available at http://oig.dc.gov”
Infographic featuring OIG golden seal, “NEW REPORT”, an image of an OIG report, and the following text: “Home Purchase Assistance Program Fund Financial Statements and Independent Auditor’s Reports for fiscal year 2025, now available at oig.dc.gov/acfr”
Rectangular infographic in red, white, and blue, featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on the right side. The color and size of the text varies from blue to red to white with an announcement that the DC Office of the Inspector General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) is hiring for a Criminal Investigator and to apply at careers.dc.gov. The DC OIG logo designed as a smaller challenge coin in the bottom right with white text displaying the name of the OIG.
Rectangular infographic in red, white, and blue, featuring the logo of the Office of the Inspector General of the District of Columbia (DC OIG) on the left side. The logo is circular with a gold background, and features an image of the sun, the Washington, DC flag in red, and a book with a gavel and magnifying glass on top of it. The color and size of the text varies from blue to red to white with an announcement that reads: investigative outcome: former community support worker sentenced and ordered to pay $228,991 in restitution. The infographic also includes the date (March 18, 2026) and a link to the DC OIG website.
Rectangular infographic in red, white, and blue, featuring a gold challenge coin with the Thomas Nast cartoon "Who Stole the People's Money?" on the right side. The color and size of the text varies from blue to red to white with an announcement that the DC Office of the Inspector General is hiring for a Criminal Investigator and to apply at careers.dc.gov. The DC OIG logo designed as a smaller challenge coin in the bottom right with white text displaying the name of the OIG.