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The committee unanimously approved the May 2, 2024 minutes and received a briefing on a proposed standard process for the Office of Inspector General to issue, track, and follow up on management alerts.
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The meeting focused on how the city’s Inspector General would formally send management alerts when an investigation finds an issue that should be handled by department management instead of as a full investigation. The process would require written responses, set follow-up timelines, and add reporting so the City can track whether problems are fixed. For residents, this is meant to improve accountability and help city departments correct control weaknesses or policy problems sooner.
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