Welcome to the Vermont State Treasurer's Office
I hope our web site provides you with an interesting and useful look at the Office of the State Treasurer. Our office serves as the State’s banker and chief investment officer, accounting for the receipt and disbursement of public funds, short and long-term debt management, investment of state funds, administration of three retirement systems and pension funds, collecting and returning unclaimed financial property to rightful owners, improving the financial literacy of Vermonters, and advising state policymakers on various fiscal and policy issues.
What's New
Treasurer's Focus
Transportation Projects Boosted by Bond Sale
One of the financial building blocks for constructing the Lake Champlain Bridge was recently put in place.
State Asks Vendors--Why Wait to be Paid?
The Treasurer's Office teams with the Department of Finance and Management to convince vendors to accept electronic payment instead of a traditional paper check.
Gold Bars Among Unclaimed Property
Numbered among the unique items turned over as unclaimed property include jewelry, gold bars, and a Cadbury Egg!
We Strive to:
Give Vermont taxpayers an excellent value.
To provide highly competent investment and funds management; and initiative and creativity with regard to either maximizing returns on investments or achieving maximum savings without compromising other office objectives.
Offer the best customer service possible.
To understand customer needs, provide a timely and appropriate response, and a proactive approach to solving problems.
Deliver the highest quality operational services.
We pursue operating practices within the office that utilize valuable resources efficiently.
Create a productive employee work environment.
We encourage teamwork, foster a satisfied and motivated staff, and an appropriate set of core objectives and values.

Treasurer Announces New Financial Literacy Program for Vermont Elementary Schools. 
