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The IG and the front office staff provide executive leadership and set strategic direction for a nationwide staff of attorneys, auditors, evaluators, investigators, and support professionals, who conduct independent reviews and investigations of and for HUD, its beneficiaries, its Read More

The Office of Audit (OA) conducts audits of HUD operations as well as its program partners that carry out hundreds of HUD programs and activities. OA consists of 9 divisions, 2 at its headquarters in Washington, DC, and 7 locations across the United States. HUD officials, policymakers, and other Read More

The Office of Evaluation (OE) is one of the HUD OIG offices contributing to the independent oversight of HUD.  OE’s project specializations encompass evaluations of departmental operations, enterprise-wide programs, and information technology (IT) and cybersecurity matters.  OE is a Read More

  OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT The Office of Management (OM) is comprised of five divisions. OM provides mission support in the areas of human capital; employee relations; acquisition; budgeting and financial management; and administrative logistical support. OM works in conjunction with other OIG Read More

The Office of Investigation (OI) conducts criminal and administrative investigations to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse in HUD programs. OI has 7 regional offices and 39 field offices. OI’s highly skilled team consists of criminal investigators who exercise statutory law enforcement authority to Read More

The Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) provides independent legal and policy advice to the IG and all components of OIG on a variety of substantive and procedural matters relating to OIG's audit, evaluation, and investigation activities. OLC also partners with other offices by playing major roles in Read More