A State Treasurer is an elected or appointed official responsible for managing a state's finances. This role includes overseeing the collection of state revenues, managing investments, and ensuring that funds are available for public services. State Treasurers also handle the issuance of bonds and may work to promote financial literacy among citizens. In addition to financial management, State Treasurers often play a key role in developing policies related to state investments and debt management. They may collaborate with other officials, such as the Governor and Legislature, to ensure the state's financial health and stability.