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Howard County Inspector General Kelly Madigan reports 13 complaints in first eight weeks
Summary
Inspector General Kelly Madigan told the Howard County Inspector General Advisory Board she has drafted policies, launched an OIG website and seal, received 13 complaints alleging misconduct or fraud, and is developing a case management system and employee training program; the board discussed state legislation, office space and training plans.
Kelly Madigan, Howard County Inspector General, briefed the Inspector General Advisory Board on her office's progress during her first eight weeks, saying the office has drafted policies and procedures, launched an official website and seal, and has received 13 complaints alleging misconduct and fraud.
Madigan told the board the Office of Inspector General is working on a case management system and an annual training course for Howard County employees to clarify the OIG's role and reporting channels. She also updated members on pending legislation in the Maryland General Assembly that would affect local inspectors general's access to information.
Board members engaged in a general discussion about the state legislation's implications, the need to finalize physical office space for the OIG, and details of the proposed employee training program. No formal motions or votes were recorded during the meeting.
Chair David Salem opened the meeting at 6:30 p.m. and confirmed that future Advisory Board meetings will continue to be hybrid. He announced the next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 4, 2026; the meeting was adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
