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    HUD Management Issues - 2012
    Testimony of The Honorable David A. Montoya Inspector General Office of Inspector General U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on HUD Management Issues (03/29/2012)
    Hearing
    March 29, 2012
    A Primer for PHA Commissioners
    This bulletin provides an overview of areas in which to prevent fraud and mismanagement. All public housing agency (PHA) commissioners should know steps to take in maintaining integrity at their PHA. HUD-OIG will issue more in-depth coverage for each of these areas in future bulletins.
    Fraud bulletins or alert
    Procurement & Contracting: Five Ground Rules for Executive Directors and Commissioners
    Goods and services must be procured in an effective manner and in compliance with Federal, State, and local laws.  Although the majority of public housing agencies (PHA) comply with these rules and regulations, we are issuing this bulletin to assist you in identifying weaknesses in procurement and contracting procedures. 
    Industry advisories
    Is Fraud Worth it? - Now in Multiple Languages
    Now you can read this important message in several languages!   Is Fraud Worth it? - In Arabic Is Fraud Worth it? - In Cantonese Is Fraud Worth it? - In Korean Is Fraud Worth it? - In Vietnamese Is Fraud Worth it? - In Russian Is Fraud Worth it? - In Spanish Is Fraud Worth it? - In Mandarin
    COVID-19 Fraud Bulletin: Fraud in Procurements
    HUDOIG drafted a fraud bulletin outlining potential schemes where unscrupulous actors use misleading product information to entice business owners and government agencies to purchase defective or ineffective equipment or products that are purported to protect people from COVID-19.
    Fraud bulletins or alert