Official account of New Jersey's Office of the State Comptroller. Advancing transparency, efficiency, and accountability in government. New Jersey's watchdog.

New Jersey
Joined January 2013
OSC brought the team together for our Annual Meeting to strengthen collaboration across all four divisions. As an independent watchdog for New Jersey, OSC’s work is driven by public service and the annual meeting recognized the incredible staff that carries our mission forward.
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No‑bid contracts bypass NJ's typical fair and transparent process because they are not publicly advertised or competitively awarded, often violating public contracting laws. OSC’s PCO Division reviews procurements to ensure they undergo a competitive bidding process as required.
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Today, OSC’s Investigations Division Investigative Analyst Maira Castellane attended the 17th Annual Financial Justice Summit hosted by @NJCitizenAction’s Education Fund at @SetonHall. OSC’s mission aligns with efforts to strengthen financial accountability across NJ.
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OSC’s Acting State Comptroller gave a presentation for the Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey’s 7th Annual F.A.C.T.S. Conference, focused on fraud awareness and consumer empowerment. Programs like this complement OSC’s mission to strengthen accountability.
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Waste is more than a bad habit—in government, it is a misuse of funds. OSC works to identify careless or unnecessary spending across New Jersey government and strengthen controls that protect public funds. Learn more: nj.gov/comptroller
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Segregating financial duties is one of the most effective ways public entities can prevent fraud, errors, and mismanagement. OSC’s latest blog explains why strong internal controls matter for protecting taxpayer dollars and public trust. Read more: bit.ly/3VtFrBu
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💡 What is a Comptroller? The Comptroller leads New Jersey’s independent office dedicated to integrity, transparency, accountability, and efficiency in government. The title has a long history, but today it means safeguarding public funds. 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/3TMZTwI
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When you submit a tip to OSC, our Investigations Division reviews the information and determines next steps. You may not hear back from us, even if your tip leads to an investigation. Watch our video to learn what happens when you submit a tip. nj.gov/comptroller
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OSC takes seriously its mission to safeguard New Jersey’s Medicaid program. If you suspect fraud, waste, or abuse in the state’s healthcare program, you can report it confidentially. Call 1‑888‑9FRAUD5 | Email [email protected] | Online: bit.ly/4sdnfrF
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Acting State Comptroller Shirley U. Emehelu joined the 2026 @AARPNJ Fraud Summit to share how OSC works to protect NJ taxpayer funds from fraud, waste, and abuse. Strong collaboration helps keep taxpayer dollars working for the people they’re meant to serve.
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It’s National Report Kickback Fraud Day. OSC protects taxpayer dollars by uncovering fraud, waste, and abuse across New Jersey government. If you suspect a kickback scheme in a public agency, report it: ✉️ [email protected] 📞 1‑855‑OSC‑TIPS 💻 bit.ly/OSCTips
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Cyberattacks on NJ public agencies are rising. Learn about key steps agencies can take and the free resources that can help strengthen their defenses. More info: nj.gov/comptroller/news/blog…
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Happy Labor Day, New Jersey. Today, we honor the work of people across our state, including the public servants whose dedication keeps government services operating for our communities. All NJ state offices are closed today.
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✨ It’s Global Company Culture Month! ✨ OSC is proud to be a workplace where employees feel supported. A collegial office culture strengthens our ability to advance our mission to protect taxpayer dollars. Learn more: nj.gov/comptroller/
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🔔 Reminder for government purchasing professionals: All NJ government entities must notify OSC and submit contract information within specific timeframes (in certain cases prior to advertisement or issuance) based on contract value and funding source. bit.ly/46n5psq
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🩺 It’s National Report Upcoding Fraud Day 🩺 Upcoding means billing Medicaid for a higher‑level service than what was actually provided and documented. When NJ Medicaid providers upcode, they violate State law and harm program integrity. Report here: bit.ly/45M5NjV
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On Senior Citizens Day, OSC reaffirms its commitment to ensuring Medicaid dollars are used responsibly, work that protects older adults in Medicaid-funded nursing homes. If you have concerns about a nursing home, watch our video to find the right place to report them.
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OSC’s audits often find small lapses in oversight that increase the risk of fraud, waste, and abuse. Strong internal controls help protect taxpayer dollars and uphold accountable government. Learn why internal controls matter: bit.ly/4fLiGAT
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Want to help strengthen oversight in New Jersey? OSC is hiring a Director of Investigations to lead complex investigations and reviews across state and local government. Learn more: nj.gov/comptroller/connect/c…
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Public employees cannot use government vehicles for personal errands. OSC audits often uncover issues like unclear vehicle‑use policies, limited oversight, and weak internal controls, that undermine program efficiency and can cost taxpayers. Share a tip: bit.ly/OSCTips
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