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- Fraud Prevention - working in the area of welfare fraud - Narcotics and Violent Crime Task Force ?- Polygraph services

- For any financial fraud call 218-327-2941 or 800-422-0312 - For IMCare fraud call 1-800-843-9536

- Referred to Sheriff's department for investigation - Out of area call 1-800-328-3744 - Fraud Hot Line (24 Hours/7 days a week) 1-800-627-9977

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county economic assistance programs or vendors

- Olmsted County usually receives allegations of welfare fraud either from case workers who regularly work with recipients of public assistance or from the general public - Olmsted County investigates all clearly defined allegations. If the investigation finds the violation was intentional, the case is either referred to an administrative process or for criminal prosecution. - The Olmsted County Sheriff's Department is responsible for the Investigation of Potential Fraudulent Activity - Callers can remain anonymous

Fraud Prevention staff accepts reports and handles the preliminary investigation of a public assistance fraud complaint. After the complaint is received, an investigation is conducted to determine if the complaint should be forwarded to the County Attorney's office.

Provides law enforcement and community services including: - Child abuse investigation - Criminal investigation - Law enforcement records - Welfare fraud investigation

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county human services - either operated programs or programs provided by vendors.

Accepts complaints from the public regarding individuals who intentionally give false information or conceal facts about their situation in order to receive or increase their benefits in Stearns County for SNAP/Food Support, Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, and Child Care Assistance.

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of Ramsey County Financial Assistance programs

Accepts complaints from citizens regarding fraud by recipients of Hennepin County Human Services. Complaints accepted from either operated programs or programs provided by vendors.

Accepts complaints from the public regarding individuals who intentionally give false information or conceal facts about their situation in order to receive or increase their benefits in Crow Wing County for SNAP/Food Support, Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, and Child Care Assistance.

Fraud Prevention staff accepts reports and handles the preliminary investigation of a public assistance fraud complaint. After the complaint is received, an investigation is conducted to determine if the complaint should be forwarded to the County Attorney's office.

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county human services - either operated programs or programs provided by vendors.

Resolve discrepancies in financial cases to prevent fraud from happening in the future

Suspected fraud or abuse should be reported if the individuals are receiving benefits, health care providers working with the Minnesota Health Care Programs, or childcare providers receiving childcare assistance funds. Report fraud to the Minnesota Department of Human Services by following these suggestions: ?- Submitting the Program Integrity Oversight Intake Form (recommended). Visit website at https://tnt02.agileapps.dhs.mn.gov/networking/WebFormV2.jsp?sid=943f9bdf86164298a917ccb14937500b&cid=2056597742&oid=f3ebd9728b1f442a862131b023c54354 to submit an online form. - Calling the Program Integrity Oversight hotline ?- Sending the report via email to [email protected] ?- Sending a letter via US Mail to the Office of Inspector General - Program Integrity and Oversight Division at PO Box 64982, St. Paul, MN 55164-0982 All reports are forwarded to the appropriate entity for review. Although every report is reviewed, not all reports result in an investigation or action. ?- Depending on the nature of the report, individuals may be contacted for more information or follow-up. ?- Due to the volume of reports received, individuals should not expect to be contacted about their report.

Fraud Prevention staff accepts reports and handles the preliminary investigation of a public assistance fraud complaint. After the complaint is received, an investigation is conducted to determine if the complaint should be forwarded to the County Attorney's office.

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county economic assistance programs or vendors

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county economic assistance programs or vendors

Resolve discrepancies in financial cases to prevent fraud from happening in the future.

Minnesota Department of Human Services provides a number and online link for anonymous reporting of allegations of fraud, waste, or abuse of Minnesota Department of Health and Human Services resources. Included are reports of child care, Medicaid, Food Share, TANF/Welfare-to-work programs, and WIC fraud. Other benefit fraud may be reported and the appropriate office will be notified.

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county economic assistance programs or vendors

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of Wright County Financial Assistance programs or vendors Please note: Callers will remain anonymous

Accepts complaints from citizens of fraud by recipients of county human services - either operated programs or programs provided by vendors.

Handles fraud cases involving: - food stamps - cash assistance or - medical assistance