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@NYC_DOI @DOI_OIGNYPD Issues 12th Annual Report on 26 Publicly Issued Reports. Read the Report: bit.ly/4tJcXzn

“Military reservist used forged documents to collect tens of thousands in military leave pay from New York City that she hadn’t earned,” said U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton. “That money came from the pockets of New Yorkers, and they want justice.” @NYC_DOI justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/n…

#ICYMI A Rikers Island correction officer pled guilty to making a false statement in connection with an on-job-injury to fraudulently claim nearly $400k in workers’ comp benefits. Read about our investigation with @NYC_DOI & @SDNYnews from @PatchTweet: bit.ly/41HrHmo

(2/2) “Rooting out corruption is a priority for our Office, and we will hold accountable anyone who exploits charitable trust for private gain.” (announced with @NYC_DOI and @NewYorkFBI)

(1/2) “As alleged, the defendants used their leadership positions to loot public funds from an organization devoted to serving vulnerable New Yorkers,” stated United States Attorney Nocella.

Joint @NYC_DOI @NYC_Buildings Investigative Unit Issues Violations to Unlicensed Hempstead, N.Y. Man Whose Company Illegally Hung Storefront Sign in Queens that was part of a Collapse that Injured Three People. Read the release: bit.ly/4v3h7no

“This investigation shows the value of partnership. I thank @NYC_Buildings for referring this matter to DOI and @ManhattanDA for their collaboration and dedication to upholding the integrity of the City’s plan review process.”-Acting DOI Commissioner Christopher Ryan

DOI’s Irish American Employee Resource Group celebrates the deep roots and legacy of Irish Americans in New York City. Generations have served in law enforcement and public service, helping to build and protect the City we call home.

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the women of DOI who work every day to protect the integrity of our city. They lead with purpose, investigate with precision, and serve with unwavering integrity.

Acting DOI Commissioner Christopher Ryan testified before the New York City Council on Wednesday, March 18, 2026 about DOI's Preliminary Budget. If you missed it, click here to read the testimony: bit.ly/3NwB30P

A former Rikers Island correction officer pled guilty to making false statements claiming he was injured during incidents involving incarcerated people to fraudulently obtain nearly $400k in workers’ comp benefits.   Thanks to @NYC_DOI & @SDNYnews. More: bit.ly/47OkIeQ

Tweet: #ICYMI: City Correction Officer Pleads Guilty to False Statement Charge Relating to Workers’ Compensation Claim. Thank you @SDNYNews & @NewYorkStateIG for your partnership on this important investigation. Read the release: bit.ly/4sLkcq8

This Women's History Month, we celebrate the women of DOI who protect our City's integrity every day—leading with purpose, investigating with precision, and strengthening our mission through teamwork.

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the women of DOI who work every day to protect the integrity of our city. They lead with purpose, investigate with precision, and serve with unwavering integrity.

DOI was honored to welcome Nigel I. Farinha for a fireside chat today, hosted by the agency's African American Heritage Group. We appreciate his thoughtful discussion on leadership, legacy, and advancing equity within the justice system.

DOI Issues Report on the Public Safety Risk Involving Vacant NYCHA Apartments and Five Recommendations to Mitigate These Risks, Which NYCHA has Accepted. Read the Report: bit.ly/4r5XhV6

Upon consultation with the New York City Civil Court, due to hazardous weather conditions, DOI has instructed City Marshals to suspend all evictions scheduled for Monday, February 23, 2026, through Friday, February 27, 2026.

Upon consultation with the New York City Civil Court, due to hazardous weather conditions, DOI has instructed City Marshals to suspend all evictions scheduled for Monday, February 23, 2026, through Friday, February 27, 2026.

Upon consultation with the New York City Civil Court, due to hazardous weather conditions, DOI has instructed City Marshals to suspend all evictions scheduled for Monday, February 23, 2026, through Friday, February 27, 2026.

DOI Calendar Year 2025 by the Numbers: 174 Arrests, an Active Caseload of 1,402 Investigations and More Than $6m in Financial Recoveries for the City. Read the Release Here: bit.ly/4qKz5aT