Texas Department of Criminal Justice Office of the Inspector General

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice Office of the Inspector General is a government agency headquartered in San Diego, Texas. Employing 325 people, the Office generates an annual revenue of $50 million. The Office of Inspector General focuses on ensuring effective communication and coordination between the Texas Board of Criminal Justice, executive management, and the primary investigative functions of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Their responsibilities include monitoring and reporting on compliance with TDCJ regulations, policies, and Texas state laws. Additionally, they conduct investigations into waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds within the agency and participate in Homeland Defense initiatives with the Governor's office and the FBI. The Office of Inspector General plays a vital role in maintaining transparency and accountability within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Their work helps safeguard taxpayer dollars and ensures the agency operates ethically and efficiently. For more information about the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Office of the Inspector General, please visit their website at tdcj.texas.gov/tbcj/oig/index.html.