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Interim Inspector General introduces interns, says 50+ investigations await governing-board sign-off
Summary
Interim Inspector General LaDawn Blackett introduced office interns and told the Finance and Executive Committee that about 60 investigations are complete pending action by a governing board; she described steps to notify complainants and clarified jurisdiction and staffing needs.
LaDawn Blackett, interim inspector general for the City of Atlanta, introduced interns from her office to the City Council’s Finance and Executive Committee on July 16 and told the panel that roughly 60 investigations are complete but awaiting action because the governing board has not been constituted. Blackett told the committee the Office of Inspector General (OIG) has filled several leadership roles since she took the post March 3 and currently has one final analyst posted in the iPRO (investigations and compliance) division. She said the office is continuing to recruit additional staff and that two positions — an assistant inspector general and an investigative position — still need to be posted; two…
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