What is the primary responsibility of the Arizona Treasurer?

The primary responsibility of the Arizona Treasurer is to manage the state’s finances and funds. This role is essential for maintaining the financial health of the state, ensuring that funds are allocated properly, and overseeing the investment of state funds. The Treasurer is involved in collecting and disbursing state revenues, managing state investments, and maintaining the overall fiscal integrity of the state’s financial operations.

This primary function does not involve law enforcement, public education, or providing legal advice, which are responsibilities designated to other offices and departments within the state government. By focusing on financial management, the Treasurer helps ensure that Arizona can meet its financial obligations and support various state services effectively.