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OIG reviewed Food and Nutrition Service's plans for reassessing the Thrifty Food Plan in 2026 and assessed how well FNS integrated recommendations from the GAO’s 2022 report into the planning process
This report provides the results of Objective 1, in which we determined whether the State of Michigan used FNS SNAP administrative funds to provide benefits to participants.
OIG assessed the adequacy of the CACFP meal reimbursement claims process in fiscal year 2023 for child care centers, the appropriateness of FNS approval of CACFP waivers over monitoring controls, and meal claims made at a sample of child care centers in a selected State.
OIG assessed whether the Risk Management Agency provided adequate oversight and ensured that all required high-dollar indemnity reviews were conducted.
This report provides the results of Objective 1, in which we determined whether the State of Pennsylvania used Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) SNAP administrative funds to provide benefits to participants.
As required by the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA), OIG reviewed USDA’s ongoing efforts to improve its information technology security program and practices during FY 2025.
This report provides the results of Objective 1, in which we determined whether the State of New York used Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) SNAP administrative funds to provide benefits to participants.
This report provides the results of Objective 1, in which we determined whether the State of Texas used Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) SNAP administrative funds to provide benefits to participants.
This report provides the results of Objective 1, in which we determined whether the State of Florida used Food and Nutrition Service ( FNS) SNAP administrative funds to provide benefits to participants.
OIG assessed the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service’s internal controls governing the inspection of passenger baggage for commercial and private aircraft departing Hawaii to the continental United States to protect against invasive plant and plant product pests and diseases.
