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Report a Fraud Concern

The purpose of the OSA's Fraud Hotline is to receive reports about occupational fraud, a situation in which a state employee or contracted individual (i.e., individual acting under a contract, purchase order, or other similar agreement for the procurement of goods and services with a state agency) may be using their position or access as an employee or contractor to commit fraud against the State or others.

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Click Here to Submit Your Fraud Concern Online

You may also contact the Hotline via email or phone:

What We Do With Fraud Hotline Calls

House Bill 17-1223, which went into effect on August 9, 2017, codified a framework for the Hotline that includes requirements for the screening and referral of Hotline calls to the affected state agency. Under certain circumstances, the State Auditor has statutory authority to investigate allegations reported to the Hotline.

The following diagram highlights the key steps in the OSA's process for handling Hotline calls. Click on the diagram for a more detailed description of the process:

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