State Controller's Office

The State Controller’s Office (SCO) is a governmental agency responsible for managing and overseeing the financial operations of the state. It ensures that public funds are accurately tracked, properly spent, and reported transparently. The SCO processes payments, maintains state accounting records, and produces financial reports to help ensure accountability and fiscal responsibility in state government. It also audits certain agencies and programs to confirm compliance with laws and regulations. Essentially, the SCO acts as the financial steward and guardian of the state’s money, promoting transparency, efficiency, and integrity in public finance management.