
The High Price of Unregulated Private Police Training to New Jersey
OSC investigation finds private police training promoted unconstitutional tactics, demeaned women and minorities, and glorified violence.

Adult Medical Day Care Providers Improperly Billed NJ Medicaid
An OSC review uncovered a pattern of improper billing that occurred over six years.

OSC Makes Recommendations about Dollar-a-Day Insurance Program for Medicaid Recipients
Some individuals were permitted to insure multiple cars – even though that would make them ineligible for Medicaid.

9 Towns Failed to Correct Deficiencies in Plans to Prevent Improper Sick Leave Payouts
The Office of the State Comptroller said it may request the State withhold funding and require OSC approval of some municipal contracts.

New Jersey Mental Health Services Provider Improperly Received $1.7 Million in Medicaid Funds
An OSC audit found Sokkyun Yi, a Princeton mental health services provider, improperly billed and was paid by Medicaid.

State of New Jersey Failed to Address Deficiencies in $96 Million Workers’ Compensation Program
Report finds the Department of Treasury’s Division of Risk Management did not fix problems identified three years ago.

About $7 Million in COVID-19 Funds Paid to N.J. Marine Fisheries May Be Improper, the Office of the State Comptroller Found
N.J. Department of Environmental Protection agrees to review payments and recover improper grants.

A Performance Audit of the Township of Rockaway
OSC’s audit reveals Rockaway Township could have saved $4.5 million, mostly by eliminating duplicate prescription benefits.