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Based on reporting on this topic, the Federal Reserve’s Office of Inspector General conducted a review of the extensive renovation of the Federal Reserve’s historic headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Here are the key points surrounding the watchdog’s findings:

• No Criminality Found: The internal watchdog determined that there was no criminal conduct, fraud, or intentional wrongdoing associated with the multimillion-dollar renovation project.

• Background of Scrutiny: The renovation of the Eccles Building and the 1951 Constitution Avenue building had drawn public criticism and scrutiny from Donald Trump and several conservative lawmakers, who questioned the rising costs, project delays, and overall management of the project.

• Cost and Delays: While clearing officials of illegal behavior, reports on the project noted significant cost overruns, budget expansions, and supply chain issues that contributed to the escalating price tag of modernizing the historic 1930s-era complex.

• Recommendations: The inspector general typically focuses on administrative oversight, suggesting improved project management, better cost-control measures, and tighter contract tracking going forward.

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