The coronavirus crisis has caused depression era damage to the economy. In response, Congress has already authorized the expenditure of $2 trillion via the CARES Act and is poised to spend considerably more. And rightly so.
This expenditure, though, must come with significant oversight. We served as New York City’s Inspector General during another massive government spending program in the wake of a disaster—rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy. Additionally, we have spent over a decade prosecuting fraud in other government spending programs including 9/11 recovery, the WIC program and Social Security.
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