Laws & Regulations
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Report: Results of Technical Vulnerability Assessment: EPA’s Directory Service System Authentication and Authorization Servers
Report #11-P-0597, September 9, 2011. Vulnerability testing of EPA’s directory service system authentication and authorization servers conducted in March 2011 identified authentication and authorization servers with numerous vulnerabilities.
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Report: EPA Has Not Fully Implemented a National Emergency Response Equipment Tracking System
Report #11-P-0616, September 13, 2011. Although EPA spent $2.8 million as of October 2010 to develop and implement an EMP emergency equipment tracking module, EPA has not fully implemented the module, and the module suffers from operational issues.
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Report: EPA Needs Workload Data to Better Justify Future Workforce Levels
Report #11-P-0630, September 14, 2011. EPA has not collected comprehensive workload data or conducted workload analysis in about 20 years.
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Report: EPA Should Improve Timeliness for Resolving Audits Under Appeal
Report #11-P-0687, September 21, 2011. EPA’s efforts to resolve over $55 million for audits under appeal in Regions 2 and 5 are not efficient, effective, or timely.
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Report: EPA Should Bill Superfund Oversight Costs More Timely
Report #11-P-0697, September 22, 2011. Based on our audit of oversight billings for nine sites in Regions 1, 5, and 9, we found that Region 5 did not timely bill or did not bill approximately $8.6 million in oversight costs for two sites.
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Report: Agreed-Upon Procedures on EPA’s Fiscal Year 2011 Third Quarter Financial Statements
Report #11-2-0699, September 23, 2011. We performed certain agreed-upon procedures on the Agency’s FY 2011 Third Quarter Financial Statements.
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EPA Responds to Administrative Petitions and Withdraws Proposed Error Correction for Areas in Texas
action, summary and documentation for error correction
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Lead Designations - North Carolina State Recommendations and EPA Responses
Lead Designations - 2008 Standards. North Carolina State Recommendations and EPA Responses, Round 1 and 2
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Report: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Site Visit of Wastewater Treatment Plant—Phase II Improvements Project, City of Ottawa, Illinois
Report #11-R-0700, September 23, 2011. We conducted an unannounced site visit of the wastewater treatment plant project in the City of Ottawa, Illinois.
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Report: EPA Should Update Its Fees Rule to Recover More Motor Vehicle and Engine Compliance Program Costs
Report #11-P-0701, September 23, 2011. EPA is not recovering all reasonable costs of administering the MVECP.
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Updated Guidance for Sulfur Dioxide Area Designations - March 2015
Updated Guidance for Sulfur Dioxide Area Designations - March 2015
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Report: Procedural Review of EPA’s Greenhouse Gases Endangerment Finding Data Quality Processes
Report #11-P-0702, September 26, 2011. EPA met statutory requirements for rulemaking and generally followed requirements and guidance related to ensuring the quality of the supporting technical information.
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SO2 Designations - State Designations Round 1
Sulfur dioxide designations - state designations round 1
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SO2 Designations State Designations Round 2
EPA supplements second Round of SO2 Nonattainment Designations - November 2016
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Report: EPA’s Contract Oversight and Controls Over Personal Computers Need Improvement
Report #11-P-0705, September 26, 2011. EPA paid the CTS contractor a total of $489,734 over an 11-month period for 3,343 seats—a standard seat includes a leased computer with accessories and technical support—not ordered by the Agency during the period.
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Report: EPA Should Clarify and Strengthen Its Waste Management Oversight Role With Respect to Oil Spills of National Significance
Report #11-P-0706, September 26, 2011. As a support agency to the Coast Guard, EPA’s oversight of the Gulf Coast oil spill waste management activities provided assurance that oil-contaminated waste was disposed of properly.
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Report: EPA Progress on the 2007 Methamphetamine Remediation Research Act
Report #11-P-0708, September 27, 2011. EPA has met some, but not all, of its requirements under the Meth Act.
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Report: EPA Should Prepare and Distribute Security Classification Guides
Report #11-P-0722, September 29, 2011. EPA has not established any official classification guides even though EPA Administrators have taken original classification actions.
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Report: Region 9 Technical and Computer Room Security Vulnerabilities Increase Risk to EPA’s Network
Report #11-P-0725, September 30, 2011. OIG technical vulnerability scans conducted at Region 9 headquarters revealed a multitude of high-risk and medium-risk vulnerabilities.
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Compendium of Unimplemented Recommendations: Apr 1, 2011 - Sept 30, 2011
Compendium #12-N-0034, Oct 31, 2011. We hope that you find this tool useful in identifying ways to further improve Agency operations.