The State Organization Index provides an alphabetical listing of government organizations, including commissions, departments, and bureaus.
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Since elected in 2014, I have applied commonsense business practices and innovative solutions to bring each area under my responsibility to the next level of performance. We seek to lead through creative and new approaches. Embracing cutting-edge technology, implementing practical business strategies, and developing public-private partnerships help us better serve all of the citizens of the Commonwealth.
Our sixteen departments, agencies, and initiatives have a wide range of services, including deferred compensation and retirement plans, Veteran's benefits, Unclaimed Property, the Clean Water Trust and more. Please also visit our Office of Economic Empowerment to learn about our work in empowering families and children through bridging the wage gap, increasing access to financial education, and our innovative college savings plans. In every area of the Treasury, my team and I strive to ensure economic stability, economic security, and economic opportunity for every Massachusetts resident. Thank you for visiting, Deborah B. Goldberg, Treasurer and Receiver General of Massachusetts
Departments that advocate and facilitate programs and assistance to financially strengthen all Massachusetts residents.
Organizations that oversee state cash flow and state-issued bonds, as well as administer loans for schools and infrastructure improvements.
Organizations that help constituents search for their forgotten or lost property as well as manage government-run games of chance.
Departments and organizations that manage the investment and distribution of state employee retirement funds.
Agencies that license, enforce, and modernize the alcoholic beverages industry.
Organizations that support members of the Asian-American and older American communities.
Over 46,000 New Properties Are Owed to Individuals and Businesses Including the Band New Kids on the Block and members Jordan Knight and Danny Wood
The National Association of State Treasurers (NAST) has elected Massachusetts Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg to serve as the organization’s Secretary-Treasurer for 2018.
The initiative, launched in collaboration with Citizens Bank, is a free program focusing on wage negotiation, money management, retirement and investment strategies for women.
Treasurer Goldberg has announced additional locations for the second round of the Women’s Economic Empowerment Series.
