Atlanta inspector general outlines office restructure, backlog plan and $1.47 million budget request
Interim Inspector General described organizational changes, a new transparency and communication policy, a plan to clear a backlog of older investigations and a FY26 budget request of $1,468,960, while council members pressed on staffing and governing-board delays.
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Interim Inspector General Blackett told the Atlanta City Council committee that she has reorganized the Office of Inspector General to emphasize "effective and ethical government," established a transparency and communication policy, and requested a FY26 budget of $1,468,960 — an increase of $10,000 from the prior year.
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