Surveillance video shows a subway station agent improperly accepting cash from multiple riders. The agent pocketed the money rather than turn it over to NYC Transit, OIG found. He retired after OIG confronted him with the evidence. Read the report: bit.ly/4jXCznW

Separate OIG investigations revealed that one LIRR employee took a flight out of state while still on the clock and another collected approximately $1,200 in overtime he didn't actually work. Read the report: bit.ly/3Z5WuIK

An MTA employee used his work computer for an unsanctioned sneaker side business and held several other jobs without approval. The employee was fired and his former supervisor was disciplined. Read the report: bit.ly/42kdmMQ

Inspector General Daniel Cort discussed MTA oversight and the importance of IG independence during an interview with PIX 11 News. t.co/NVPEiGgUP0

OIG is still taking applications for important MTA construction oversight positions. mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Career...

OIG released its 2024 Annual Report today. mtaig.ny.gov/Reports/2024...

OIG found a mistaken overpayment of more than $50,000 and other issues during a follow-up audit related to NYC Transit's crane leasing program. Read the report: bit.ly/3EkChHS

OIG has updated its recommendations dashboard to close out 2024. mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Recomm...

Former LIRR signalman Stuart Conklin was sentenced in federal court for falsely claiming to have inspected a crucial signal component — one month before that component failed and caused a derailment. Read the release: bit.ly/3PujifZ

OIG is hiring a Communications and Public Affairs Manager to raise awareness of our office and showcase the important work of our Audit and Legal & Investigations units. See the full posting and apply using the following link: mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Jobs/O...

A NYC Transit supervisor and his female subordinate repeatedly left their worksite without permission during overnight shifts, spending time parked on a dark street or running errands. The duo admitted to a prior romantic relationship. Read the report: bit.ly/3BFEXii

An OIG audit found portions of NYC Transit's subway emergency exit infrastructure to be in a serious state of disrepair — potentially jeopardizing the safety of passengers, first responders, and MTA workers. Read the report: bit.ly/4gmGybM

An LIRR supervisor used a cloned swipe card to help carve time off multiple shifts — and then lied under oath and provided a fabricated email to cover his tracks, an OIG investigation found. Time abuse report: bit.ly/3CZPwNf False testimony report: bit.ly/49s5tYH

OIG issued an audit today that found several concerning issues related to NYC Transit's Help Point system. Read the full report: bit.ly/3Z8jGoR

#FlashbackFriday — OIG has been watching over the MTA since the days of landlines ☎️ and cordless phones, and the number on that poster still works! Give us a call if you suspect any of those checked items. You can also email [email protected] or visit our website: mtaig.ny.gov/Pages/Compla...