Office of Executive Inspector General for the Illinois State Treasurer
  • FILE A COMPLAINT

  • Date this complaint is filed
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  • Is your complaint directed against an employee, appointee, elected official, or vendor of the Illinois State Treasurer?*
  • Our office lacks the jurisdictional authority to review or investigate your complaint. The Office of Executive Inspector General (OEIG) for the Illinois State Treasurer is only authorized to investigate complaints involving employees, appointees, elected officials, and vendors conducting business with the Illinois State Treasurer’s Office.

  • The OEIG does accept anonymous complaints; however our inability to discuss this matter with you directly may limit our ability to fully investigate the complaint.

  • Would you like to remain anonymous?*
  • Preferred Method of Contact*
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Are you a State of Illinois Employee?
  • Is your complaint related to your State employment?
  • Are you a vendor doing business with the State of Illinois?
  • Who are you reporting?

  • Your Relationship to the Subject of your Complaint
  • Have you previously filed a complaint with the OEIG?*
  • Is this complaint related to your previously filed complaint?
  • What happened?

  • When did this occur?
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  • How did you learn of this conduct?
  • Evidence & Witnesses

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  • Other Reporting

  • Have you notified any other Federal, State, or local agency of your complaint?
  • When did you notify them?
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  • Do you fear retaliation, or have you experienced it related to this issue?
  • Desired Outcome

  • QUESTIONS?

    Call OEIG at (217) 557-1972 or call the Ethics Hotline at (833) 996-1651

     

    Contact the OEIG to report a non-emergency violation of law, rule or regulation. In the event of an emergency, such as those involving the illegal possession of a weapon, you should contact the police.

    Illinois law provides that the identity of any individual providing information to an Executive Inspector General shall be kept confidential and may not be disclosed without the consent of that individual or when disclosure of the individual’s identity is otherwise required by law. 5 ILCS 430/20-90a. Illinois law states that any person who intentionally makes, to an Executive Inspector General, a false report alleging a violation of the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. 5 ILCS 430/50-5(d).

     

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