R.I. to appoint first inspector general

Rhode Island has begun establishing its first inspector general office, with the first advisory commission meeting scheduled at the State House. The office aims to investigate government agencies’ use of funds and address complaints from whistleblowers, responding to recent high-profile failures and concerns over government transparency. The inspector general must have at least 10 years of relevant experience and a professional certification, with the final appointment made by the governor and approved by the Senate.

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