The Controller’s Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) Unit seeks to identify and prevent the misuse of City resources by employees, contractors and others. This is accomplished through a 24-hour telephone...
The Controller’s Fraud, Waste and Abuse (FWA) Unit seeks to identify and prevent the misuse of City resources by employees, contractors and others. This is accomplished through a 24-hour telephone...
Explore Controller Galperin’s dashboard and report on illegal dumping in Los Angeles. Report The City of Los Angeles is responsible for maintaining the sidewalks, streets and alleyways within its boundaries....
The City of Los Angeles established a 311 call center in 2002 to provide residents with easier access to government services. Its goal was to be a one-stop shop for...
Los Angeles is one of the most diverse cities in America, yet not one of the most equitable. Too many residents lack access to the opportunities our region has to...
Report The City of Los Angeles offers numerous services that Angelenos count on. Traditionally, City services have been delivered in-person, at different locations, and with paper forms, if required —...
Cover Letter November 6, 2019 Honorable Eric Garcetti, Mayor Honorable Michael Feuer, City Attorney Honorable Members of the Los Angeles City Council Re: On the Clock: Review of City Employee...
Audit on a More Dynamic, Efficient Approach to Street Sweeping The Controller’s office issues financial and performance audits and reports focused on improving the efficiency, accountability, and quality of City...
L.A. Streets: Road to the Future The Office of the Controller has completed an audit of the Bureau of Street Services' Resurfacing and Maintenance Activities. Our findings are included in...
Results of Surprise Cash Counts and Review of Petty Cash Funds at the PW/Bureau of Street Services The Controller's Office conducted surprise cash counts at the Public Works (PW)/Bureau of...