Офис генерального инспектора Нового Орлеана назвал пять наиболее рискованных ведомств города

New Orleans Office of Inspector General identifies five riskiest entities An Orleans Parish Inspector General report released Tuesday morning outlined five of the riskiest agencies in the city. The OIG developed a risk assessment framework that includes four categories. They are compliance risk, financial risk, operational risk, and strategic risk. The OIG identified 136 city entities and/or boards and commissions to be included in their Risk Assessment, but due to staffing constraints, the OIG cannot assess all 136 entities each year. Therefore, the OIG established a three-year rolling plan for its annual Risk Assessment in order to maximize the number of those 136 identified entities included in the Risk Assessment over the three-year period 2024 through 2026. To assess risk and determine priorities, the OIG gathered information on each of the 20 selected entities. This involved obtaining questionnaires, internal policies, and other documentation related to governance for the selected entities. The OIG also conducted interviews of City employees and reviewed news coverage, external audits, and any other publicly available information for the entities. Through the 2026 City-wide Risk Assessment, the OIG determined the following five entities to be high-risk: the New Orleans Police Department, New Orleans Recreation Development Commission, Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, New Orleans Health Department, and the New Orleans Office of Information Technology and Innovation.