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New, interactive map tracks comptroller investigations across Tennessee

New, interactive map tracks comptroller investigations across Tennessee

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NASHVILLE, Tenn (CLARKSVILLENOW)  – The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office recently announced a new web-based tool that allows the public to more closely examine fraud investigations across the State of Tennessee. “Mapping Tennessee Comptroller Investigations” is an interactive map that provides instant access to information about Comptroller investigations.

“The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office takes its responsibility to investigate and uncover fraud, waste and abuse seriously,” said Comptroller Justin P. Wilson. ”

Since 2016, Comptroller investigators have identified nearly $22 million in fraud, waste and abuse in Tennessee governments as well other entities that receive public funds.

With the new map, users can zoom in and examine recent reports, including those covering entities in their own community.

“We believe that publicizing out investigative reports helps entities correct weaknesses that could lead to fraudulent activity,” said Wilson. “Media attention and criminal prosecutions also serve as a deterrent for anyone thinking about stealing public funds. This website offers our office another way to share information about the important work we do to make government work better.”

To view “Mapping Tennessee Comptroller Investigations,” click here.

If you suspect fraud, waste or abuse of public money in Tennessee, call the Comptroller’s toll-free hotline at 800-232-5454, or file a report online.

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