Acting Inspector General Stephen Begg testified before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations at a hearing entitled “Decades of Dysfunction: Restoring Accountability at HUD.” The Acting Inspector General focused his testimony on key areas of risk within HUD’s Top Management Challenges including:
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Audiencias
El Inspector General y los altos ejecutivos de la OIG se les pide habitualmente que testifiquen en las audiencias de supervisión del Congreso celebradas por los comités de la Cámara de Representantes y el Senado con jurisdicción sobre el Departamento de Transporte. A continuación se muestra la audiencia más reciente.
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CORRESPONDENCIA
Correspondencia es una respuesta escrita de la OIG a solicitudes de funcionarios públicos para obtener información o posible medidas a tomar dirigida al Inspector General. A continuación, se muestra la correspondencia más reciente enviada.
Letter to Senator Ernst Confirming Receipt of Misconduct Allegations
June 5, 2025, Letter from Acting Inspector General Begg confirming receipt of Senator Ernst’s submission of misconduct allegations on May 29, 2025.
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BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS
HUD OIG’s appropriation is included as part of the Transportation and Housing and Urban Development (THUD) appropriations bill. Like most other federal agencies the OIG submits a budget request to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which is included in the President’s budget transmitted to Congress each fiscal year. The OIG’s appropriation supports the personnel cost of all OIG staff and the resources necessary to execute our mission. OIG operational expenses include travel, training, office space, supplies, and contractual services that support a nationwide network of investigators, auditors, and evaluators.
For HUD and HUD OIG’s 2026 Congressional Budget Justifications, please see the HUD Fiscal Year 2026 Budget page.