Sex in a city office. Sex in a city parking garage. Steamy emails sent on city accounts. And finally, a city investigation into the sordid tale of two District employees who used a city office for both work and play, according to an Office of the Inspector General report released Wednesday. Investigators say an assistant program manager in the District Department of Transportation and a 311 operations manager in the Office of Unified Communications had sex on several occasions in the DDOT employee’s Reeves Center office — and once in a car parked in the Reeves Center’s garage — in September and October of 2010.

But the employees’ relationship wasn’t confined to office space. Investigators found hundreds of personal, sometimes sexually explicit messages on the work email accounts of both employees, according to the report.