What signifies a resolved service complaint without an administrative investigation?

A resolved service complaint without an administrative investigation is signified by administrative closure. This term refers to the formal conclusion of a complaint process when it has been determined that an administrative investigation is unnecessary, often because the complaint has been adequately addressed or resolved through an informal process. The closure indicates that the department has taken appropriate action to address the concerns raised, satisfying the parties involved without the need for further examination or investigation.

In contrast, a preliminary inquiry report typically outlines initial findings but does not conclude the process. A grievance acknowledgment involves confirming receipt of a complaint but does not imply resolution. A final disposition report generally summarizes the outcome of a formal investigation, which is not applicable when no such investigation occurs. Thus, administrative closure directly signifies that the service complaint has been managed and resolved without necessitating a formal probe.