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Internal Control Hotline


Intended for faculty, staff, students and others to report suspected fraud, intentional or unintentional misuse involving state funds, equipment, or supplies or other irregular activities including suspected thefts or losses.

How to Report Fraud


We are committed to ensuring our funds and resources are used in an effective and efficient manner. The Internal Control Fraud Hotline is intended for faculty, staff, students and others to report intentional or unintentional misuse involving state funds, equipment, supplies or other irregular or unethical activities. This hotline service is not a substitute for, nor does it supersede, any existing reporting methods or protocols already in place. Personnel issues, academic misconduct or other matters should be communicated to the appropriate college office.

If you suspect fraud, waste, abuse or irregular activities within the campus community, you may report these concerns anonymously to the college’s internal control officer:

By Phone

Call: 866-633-6112

In Writing

Submit a letter to:

SUNY Plattsburgh Internal Control Office
902 Kehoe Administration Building
101 Broad St.
Plattsburgh, NY 12901

You do not need to include your name. However, you may want to include your name and contact information in the event questions arise. Reports to the hotline should contain as much information as possible to support the allegation and facilitate the investigation. Due to confidentiality concerns, it may not be possible to inform users of the process or outcome of any investigation or action taken.

All submissions will be handled in a timely manner by the internal control officer who will determine the appropriate action to be taken. A committee within administration will be apprised of all allegations and resolutions. All information will be confidential to the extent permitted by law. Retaliation against anyone who has made a report in good faith under this process is strictly prohibited. Intentional use of this process to make false allegations may result in disciplinary action.

SUNY SYSTEM Fraud Reporting website  

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