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The Office of Inspector General initiated an investigation into the alleged false claims and negligence in the carrying out of duties by the City’s Code Enforcement Division resulting in vandalism and the loss of personal property.
The office of Inspector General received a complaint alleging that there are issues with the City of Albuquerque and the Office of Neighborhood Coordination’s interpretation of notification requirements to neighborhood associations and coalitions on different types of land development issues.
The Office of Inspector General received an anonymous complaint alleging a City employee is abusing their time and teleworking days to travel to vacation locations and is incorrectly reporting their time into the City time-sheet system, Kronos.
The Office of Inspector General received an anonymous complaint alleging an Environmental Health Department (EHD) employee (E1) is using an EHD department parking permit to park their personal vehicle at the Civic Plaza parking lot. The complainant also alleged that E1 may be committing time-reporting fraud by coming in late and leaving early.
Alleged misuse of position and violations of laws, regulations, policies, and procedures by the Animal Welfare Department.
Allegation of retaliation for participation in an investigation by relocating a City employee to another location with the same title but different duties with a one (1) day notice.
Alleged retaliation by adding on-call duties, removal from meetings, and pulling a critical position due to the employee's participation in a previous investigation.
Allegation that the City is not consistently following its hiring policies.
Allegation that a complaint, concerning harassment/retaliation for participation in an investigation regarding the Gibson Health Hub, filed with the Department Director, City Administration, and Human Resources was not addressed in accordance with the City Ordinance.
The Office of Inspector General initiated an investigation into the alleged nonfeasance and misrepresentation of facts related to the use of unverified chemicals to sanitize City buses during the COVID-19 Pandemic and abuse of authority and undue influence, by a City Official, resulting in circumvention of City policies and the possibility of conflict of interest between a City Official and the vendor.
Alleged waste of resources due to unnecessary hiring at BioPark related to two positions
The Office of Inspector General received a complaint alleging that a City Employee was operating a private business out of their residence on City time.
Alleged waste of resources related to the City's purchase and installation of the EAGL shot detection system.
The Office of Inspector General received multiple complaints subject to the Whistleblower Protection Act. The complaints alleged violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and nonfeasance by City of Albuquerque (City) employees related to the City’s demolition and remodeling of the Gibson Health Hub facility creating a threat to the health of anyone in the facility.