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Whistleblower program reports 50% uptick in filings; new inspector general office takes shape
Summary
The whistleblower program reported a roughly 50% year‑over‑year rise in reports for the quarter, a 97% closure rate within 90 days, growing AI‑sourced submissions, and coordination with the newly established inspector general office; a public commenter urged review of a closed complaint alleging harassment at DBI.
David Jensen, program manager for San Francisco’s whistleblower program, told the oversight committee the office saw a sharp rise in intake this quarter, from 134 reports in the comparable quarter last year to 202 reports this year — roughly a 50% increase.
Jensen said the program closed 97% of its cases within a 90‑day goal for the quarter and recorded 211 dispositions that resulted in some form of corrective action. “We smashed that at 97% for the last q2,” Jensen said. He described the program’s intake and triage flowchart, the…
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