New York City Department of Investigation

The New York City Department of Investigation (DOI) is a government agency located in New York City, New York. The agency employs 260 people and generates an annual revenue of $500 million. The DOI serves as the City's Inspector General, conducting independent oversight of various aspects of City government. This includes investigating mayoral agencies, City vendors, and a range of boards and commissions. Their investigations encompass any agency, officer, elected official, or employee of the City, as well as individuals doing business with or receiving benefits from the City. The DOI possesses unique powers, including the ability to issue subpoenas and compel testimony under oath, enabling them to conduct thorough investigations. Their mission is to combat corruption, fraud, waste, malfeasance, and misconduct within City government. The DOI encourages the public to report corruption at 212-3-NYC-DOI or [email protected]. Visitors can explore the agency's website to access public reports, releases, historical information, and gain a deeper understanding of their role in City governance.