ANONYMOUS FRAUD, WASTE, & ABUSE REPORTING
For emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or the Lomita Sheriff’s Station at (310) 539-1661.
Fraud, Waste and Abuse by City Employees, Volunteers, Contractors and Committee members (not City Council members)
Press “Report” to use this hotline.
- Financial, accounting or purchasing irregularities
- Kickbacks, bribes or corruption
- Malfeasance, economic waste, or false reporting of expenses
- Misuse or theft of equipment, supplies or time
City Council Member Ethics or Criminal issues
- Election Fraud, Brown Act violations or Ethical issues Contact the California Fair Political Practices Committee at 916-322-5660.
- Theft, Bribes or Criminal issues Contact the Los Angeles County District Attorney at 213-974-3512.
Employee Safety or Employee Relations
Contact the HR Manager at 310-544-5331, or the City Manager at 310-544-5202.
- Threats of violence in the workplace
- Sexual harassment or discrimination
- Customer relations and safe working concerns
Contact Public Works at 310-544-5252
- Overflowing trash, graffiti, or unsanitary park conditions
- Cracked sidewalks or potholes
- Branches down or standing storm water
ASSISTANCE
Your organization's ability to respond to your report depends on the accuracy and completeness of the information you provide. The best and easiest way to report your concerns is to call the hotline. A specially trained operator will confidentially document your concern for you and make sure all the important details are included.
INSTRUCTIONS
When submitting a report please complete all screens of the Web Report Form and provide all required information - required fields are noted by an asterisk (*). No information will be transmitted until you click the submit button on the final review page.
CONFIDENTIALITY
NAVEX does not track visitors to this web site. You can choose to provide your name or remain anonymous where permitted by data privacy laws.
EMERGENCIES
Even though NAVEX takes every report we receive seriously, we are not an emergency service. Please contact your local emergency services if you need to report a critical situation.