OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL - METROPOLITAN TRANSPORT AUTHORITY

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Barry L. Kluger
Inspector General
Two Penn Plaza, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10121
212-878-0000
24-Hour Complaint Hotline
1-800-MTA-IG4U
1-800-682-4448

REPORTS

The OIG sends Annual Reports to the Governor and specific legislative leaders. There reports are available to the public via this website.

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Selected Reports
Misclassification of Design Errors and Omissions at NYC Transit
NYC Transit's Response to December 2010 Blizzard
MTA and NYC Transit Have Not Fully Managed Their Responsibilities Regarding Privately Owned Elevators, Escalators, and Stairways
Ineffective Use of Remote Monitoring Technology for New York City Transit Elevators and Escalators
Processing Safety Complaints Against Paratransit Drivers
Governance Assessment of MTA Capital Program Mega Projects
Assessing The MTA Contractor Safety Incentive Program (CSIP)
Inquiry Regarding NYC Transit Employee Healthcare Contributions and Arbitrator Compensation
Improving Inspections of NYC Transit Stations
Assessing The Effectiveness of The MTA All-Agency Contractor Evaluation (ACE) Program
Program Design Deficiencies in The MTA All-Agency Contractor Evaluation (ACE) Program
Maximizing Track Access Opportunities in Elevated Track Maintenance
The New York City Transit Department of Subway's Emergency Response Officer Program: Making It Strong In Transition and Beyond


Annual Reports
2010 Annual Report
2009 Annual Report

In addition to the Annual Reports, the following may be of particular public interest.
An Inquiry Into Whether MTA New York City Transit Consistently and Correctly Identifies and Reports Subway Platform-Edge Safety Defects
Value Engineering at MTA New York City Transit
Audit of MTA Bus Company Use of Procurement Cards
MTA Bus Company Report
Metro-North Railroad: Status and Return to Duty Requirements for Personnel on Extended Health-Related Absences
Response to LIRR Service Disruptions, Winter 2007
Performance of NYC Transit Lost Property Unit
Subway and Buses Handling of Lost Property
The Long Island Rail Road's Lost Property Process
Identifying and Managing Significant Adverse Information During Vendor Selection at MTA Bridges and Tunnels
Audit of LIRR's Warranty Claims for the M-7 Fleet
2006 Annual Report
2005 Annual Report
2004 Annual Report
2003 Annual Report
2002 Annual Report
2001 Annual Report
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