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About The Office
What does Utah’s Treasurer do?
Most fundamentally, the Utah Constitution provides that
the Treasurer is the state’s “custodian of public moneys.”
Many of the Treasurer’s responsibilities
are provided within Utah Code Title
67, chapter 4
Professionally and functionally, the treasury function in large organizations encompasses the following essential financial functions:
- Collections;
- Disbursements;
- Banking and cash management;
- Finance and debt management;
- Investor relations; and
- Investments
Utah’s Unclaimed Property Division is a division of the Office of State Treasurer.
The Treasurer’s ex officio board responsibilities are detailed throughout Utah Code under the various agencies, boards, and commissions on which the Treasurer serves.
These boards and commissions include:
- State Bonding Commission
- State Building Ownership Authority
- Utah Retirement Systems
- Utah Housing Corporation
- Private Activity Bond Authority
- Board of Canvassers
- State Money Management Council
- School and Institutional Trust Funds Board of Trustees
- Utah Charter School Finance Authority
- Utah Navajo Trust Fund
- Utah Capital Investment Board
- Permanent Community Impact Board
- Capitol Preservation Board
- State Post-Retirement Benefit Trust Fund Board
- Elected Officials Post-Retirement Benefit Trust Fund
- State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fund Board
- Water Development Coordinating Council
- Executive Water Finance Board
- Martha Hughes Cannon U.S. Capitol Statue Committee
