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The State Treasurer chairs or serves on all of the following state
bodies except the Oregon Facilities Authority. All of the bodies
listed are staffed to some degree by Oregon State Treasury personnel.
Click on a bold name for information on members.
This board sets policy for the Oregon 529 College Savings Network.
This authority assists with the assembling and financing of lands
and facilities for health, housing, educational and cultural uses.
The purpose of the OGA is to earn returns for the Education Stability Fund by making investments in or
providing seed capital for emerging growth businesses, in Oregon, through external general partners.
This council’s mission is to identify Oregon’s top innovation-driven
growth opportunities, maximize the state's competitive advantages and
establish Oregon’s niche in the global economy.
This council invests all State of Oregon funds, including the
Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund and the State Accident
Insurance Fund.
This commission provides technical assistance to local governments
and state agencies to improve the market for bond issues in Oregon.
It produces the Oregon Bond Calendar, the Oregon Bond Index, and
the Oregon Bond Manual.
This board advises the Oregon Investment Council and the Oregon
State Treasury in the management and investment of the Local Government
Investment Pool.
This committee reviews state bond policies and improves interagency
planning regarding the coordination and management of the issuance
of state bonds and other state financial obligations.
This committee allocates to state agencies and local governments
the authority to issue bonds for "private activity" purposes.
This commission advises the governor and the legislature on policies
and actions that enhance and preserve the State's credit rating
and maintain the future availability of low-cost capital financing.
This board manages state-owned lands for the benefit of the Common
School Fund. Its three members are the Governor, the Secretary
of State, and the State Treasurer.
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