Office of the State Treasurer

The Office of the State Treasurer is a government agency responsible for managing and safeguarding the state's money. It handles the collection of revenues, such as taxes, and ensures funds are safely invested, managed, and disbursed for public programs and services. The Treasurer oversees banking operations, issues state bonds, and maintains financial records to promote fiscal stability, transparency, and efficient use of public resources. Essentially, it acts as the financial steward for the state, making sure taxpayer dollars are managed responsibly and securely.