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ARC's Office of Inspector General (OIG) Online Complaint Form

Please indicate subject of complaint:
	Grant Fraud Grant Waste Grant Abuse ARC Employee ARC Program Other
What would you like to report?: (Required) (Please limit your report to 2500 characters or less.)

Please provide as much information about the business or person involved in the complaint as possible: (NOTE: Do not enter your personal information here.)
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	I wish to remain anonymous. I wish to waive confidentiality and agree to be contacted by ARC's OIG personnel and others.
If you agree to waive confidentiality and to be contacted by ARC's OIG personnel and others, please provide your contact information below. You will receive an email confirmation of your form submission if you provide an email address. If you do not receive the email confirmation, your complaint form submission may not have been successful. Please try again, or contact the ARC Office of Inspector General at oig@arc.gov or at 202.884.7667 to confirm receipt of your submission.
Your Name:
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Confidentiality Disclaimer

The OIG cannot guarantee the confidentiality or security of any complaint submitted through this form. Because the Internet is not secure, it is possible, though unlikely, that information sent using this form may be read by other individuals. If you are concerned about this, you may choose to instead call the Inspector General Hotline or submit a report by mail.

Inspector General Hotline
Toll-free number: 1.800.532.4611
Washington metropolitan area number: 202.884.7667
You will not be required to give your name when you call the hotline.

Mailing Address
Office of Inspector General
Appalachian Regional Commission
1666 Connecticut Ave, NW, Suite 700
Washington, DC 20009-1068

ARC Employees: Confidentiality for ARC employees is established by Section 7(b) of the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, which prevents the nonconsensual disclosure of the identity of an ARC employee who reports an allegation or provides information, unless the Inspector General determines that disclosure is unavoidable during the course of an investigation. However, because the Internet is not secure, the OIG cannot guarantee the confidentiality or security of any complaint submitted by ARC employees through this form.