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Federal Reports
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Department of Agriculture
Evaluation of Ohio's Use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Administrative Funds for Participants' Benefits
We found that controls existed to ensure Ohio did not use SNAP administrative funds for participant benefits; however, our analytics of FY 2024 participant data identified 17,000 out of 917,000 households had anomalous data, representing $13.3 million in questioned costs.
We determined that the Rural Housing Service did not consistently perform timely servicing of multi-family housing projects we reviewed in the Midwest Region, which is essential to ensure that borrowers provided rental residents with safe and sanitary housing.
Under a contract monitored by the Office of Inspector General, Premier Services Group, LLC, (PSG) performed this audit to determine the Commission’s compliance with Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 reporting on improper payments. PSG concluded the Commission is in compliance and has met the requirements that are applicable to the agency for FY 2025.
West Bank and Gaza: USAID Did Not Identify Key Fraud Risks for Cash Assistance and Relied on Nongovernmental Organization Assessments and Remote Monitoring
We are pleased to present our report for the period October 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. In this semiannual period, our audit, evaluation, and investigative activities identified more than $41.7 million in questioned costs, recoveries, fees, and savings; and opportunities for Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to improve its programs and operations. In our semiannual report feature, we discuss TVA’s role and challenges in Energizing the Valley’s and America’s Future.
TVA manages one of the nation’s largest public power systems and faces a variety of strategic, operational, and compliance risks as the energy landscape rapidly evolves. As TVA continues to build new generation and integrate new nuclear technologies to increase capacity, it must also keep at the forefront the need to maintain high reliability and keep rates as low as feasible.
The TVA OIG provides independent oversight with the vision to help make TVA better. Through audits, evaluations, and investigations, the OIG identifies vulnerabilities, promotes efficiency, and addresses concerns involving fraud, waste, or misconduct. By delivering objective analysis and actionable recommendations, the OIG supports TVA leadership in making informed decisions, enhancing transparency, and improving operations for the 10 million people of the Tennessee Valley.
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Office of Inspector General (OIG) conducted this self-initiated audit to assess the NCUA’s Enterprise Risk Management Risk Profiles. The objective of our audit was to determine if the NCUA adequately established, maintained, and used risk profiles to address enterprise-level risks.
