City of Scottsdale

Integrity Line Reporting Form

Report suspected fraud, waste or abuse by calling the Integrity Line at 480-312-8348, sending an email to audit@scottsdaleaz.gov, or by using the form below. Fraud, waste or abuse include, but are not limited to these examples:

Theft or misuse of City resources (money, time, property, etc.)
Personal use of City-owned equipment, vehicles, or other assets
Corruption (e.g., conflict of interest, offering or accepting bribes)
Misuse of City information
Falsification of City records
Violations of City procurement policy or contract fraud

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Contact Information

Contact information is optional, but we may need to contact you for additional information.

First Name:

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Phone Number:

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Do you wish to remain confidential to the extent permitted by law?

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Circumstances

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Describe the event(s) or circumstance(s) [please be as specific as possible or provide contact information]:

What is the date/time this occurred or approximate length of time it has been occurring?:

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Who is believed to be involved?:

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E-Verify Compliance 2018-19, Audit No. 2002
June 16, 2020
Based on the records submitted by the five selected contractors and 11 subcontractors, auditors found that the selected companies generally comply with the State requirement to use the Federal E-Verify program to confirm the employment eligibility of their employees working on City contracts.

Airport Terminal Area Redevelopment Construction Contract, Audit No. 2004
June 16, 2020
During development of the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP), supporting details for proposed general conditions costs were not obtained and reviewed, and cost negotiations were not documented. As well, additional controls for monitoring and verifying construction costs should be adopted. Supporting documentation showed the CMAR billed approximately $379,000 more than its subcontractor costs, including change orders. As well, Aviation’s contract administration records retention practices should be expanded.

Scottsdale’s Museum of the West Contract, Audit No. 2006
March 17, 2020
While generally effective, contract administration can be improved. Specifically, the City continued to make utility payments for the museum’s administrative building, totaling about $77,000 for 5½ years. Also, responsibility for certain maintenance items can be clarified, and reporting requirements can be met more completely and timely.

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