state treasurer
Public funds custodian
A state treasurer is the elected or appointed official responsible for managing a U.S. state's finances—overseeing tax revenues, investments, and disbursements.
The role varies by state but typically includes managing the state's cash flow, administering college savings programs, and serving on investment boards: The state treasurer announced a surplus in the general fund.
- comptrollerChief financial oversight officer
- governorState's chief executive
- elected officialVoter-chosen public servant
- sworn oathFormal binding promise
- public debtState's accumulated financial obligations
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