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Michigan State Treasurer

Chief financial officer for the U.S. state of Michigan

Summary

Chief financial officer for the U.S. state of Michigan

FieldValue
agency_nameDepartment of Treasury
typedepartment
sealSeal of Michigan Department of Treasury.svg
formed
headquartersLansing, Michigan
coordinates
budget$490,289,100
chief1_nameRachael A. Eubanks
chief1_positionState Treasurer
chief2_nameTom Saxton
chief2_positionChief Deputy Treasurer
keydocument1Michigan Constitution
website

the State of Michigan The state treasurer of Michigan functions as the chief financial officer for the U.S. state of Michigan. The state treasurer oversees the collection, investment, and disbursement of all state monies, and also administers major tax laws, safeguards the credit of the state, and distributes revenue sharing monies to local units of government. It is an unelected office within the executive branch.

The current state treasurer is Rachael A. Eubanks, who was appointed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer in January 2019.

List of state treasurers of Michigan

ImageTreasurerTerm
[[File:Treasurer Henry Howard.png70px]]Henry Howard1836–1839
[[File:PeterDesnoyersDetroit.png70px]]Peter Desnoyers1839–1840
[[File:Robert Stuart explorer.png70px]]Robert Stuart1840–1841
George W. Germain1841–1842
[[File:John J Adam.jpg70px]]George B. Cooper]] appointed by Michigan Legislature.1842–1845
[[File:George Redfield (1796-1887), Michigan farmer and politician (cropped).jpg70px]]George R. Redfield1845–1846
George B. Cooper1846–1850
Bernard C. Whittemore1850–1854
Silas M. Holmes1855–1858
John McKinney1859–1860
John Owen1861–1866
[[File:EbenezerOliverGrosvenor.jpg70px]]Ebenezer O. Grosvenor1867–1870
Victory P. Collier1871–1874
[[File:William B. McCreery.png70px]]William B. McCreery1875–1878
[[File:Generalpritchard.jpg70px]]Benjamin D. Pritchard1879–1882
Edward H. Butler1883–1886
[[File:George Lewis Maltz (1842–1910).png70px]]George L. Maltz1887–1890
Frederick Braastad1891–1892
Joseph F. Hambitzer1893–1894
[[File:James M. Wilkinson.png70px]]James M. Wilkinson1894–1896
[[File:George A. Steel Michigan.png70px]]George A. Steel1897–1900
[[File:Daniel McCoy Michigan.png70px]]Daniel McCoy1901–1904
Frank P. Glazier1905–1908
[[File:John T. Rich.png70px]]John T. Rich1908
[[File:Albert E. Sleeper Pioneer History.png70px]]Albert E. Sleeper1909–1912
[[File:John W. Haarer.png70px]]John W. Haarer1913–1916
[[File:Samuel Odell.png70px]]Samuel Odell1917–1919
[[File:Frank E. Gorman.png70px]]Frank E. Gorman1919–1924
Frank D. McKay1925–1930
[[File:Howard C. Lawrence.png70px]]Howard C. Lawrence1931–1932
[[File:Theodore I. Fry.png70px]]Theodore I. Fry1933–1938
[[File:Miller Dunckel.png70px]]Miller Dunckel1939–1940
[[File:Theodore I. Fry.png70px]]Theodore I. Fry1941–1942
D. Hale Brake1943–1954
[[File:Sanford A. Brown.png70px]]Sanford A. Brown1955–1965
[[File:Allison Green.png70px]]Allison Green1965–1978
Loren E. Monroe1978–1982
Robert A. Bowman1983–1991
Douglas B. Roberts1991–1998
Mark A. Murray1999–2001
Douglas B. Roberts2001–2002
Jay B. Rising2003–2006
Robert J. Kleine2006–2011
Andy Dillon2011–2013
R. Kevin Clinton2013–2015
Nick Khouri2015–2018
[[File:2025 National Association of State Treasurers Symposium (54564344987) Rachael Eubanks.jpg70px]]Rachael A. Eubanks2019–present

Notes

;Citations ;Bibliography Source: Michigan Manual 2003-2004, Chapter IV, Former Officials of Michigan

References

  1. [http://legislature.mi.gov/(S(jxh20q45d4akxy21wx1ker55))/mileg.aspx?page=getobject&objectname=mcl-380-1965-4 MCL 16.175-16.191]
  2. [http://legislature.mi.gov/documents/publications/manual/2011-2012/2011-MM-P0384-p0389.pdf 2011-2012 Michigan Manual: Chapter IV—The Executive Branch: Department of Treasury]
  3. [http://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2015/03/17/snyder-names-new-state-treasurer-nick-khouri/24905051/ freep.com: Snyder names Nick Khouri state treasurer ]
  4. Resigned May 1, 1839; succeeded by [[Peter Desnoyers]], appointed by Governor [[Stevens T. Mason]] to fill vacancy, until [[Robert Stuart (explorer). Robert Stuart]] appointed by [[Michigan Legislature]] January 23, 1840.
  5. O. C. Comstock, “Sketch of the Life of Hon. Robert Stuart,” ''Report of the Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan'', Vol. III, Robert Smith Printing Co., Lansing (1881 issue, reprinted 1903).
  6. Resigned May 31, 1845; succeeded by [[George R. Redfield]], appointed by Governor [[John S. Barry]], until [[George B. Cooper (politician). George B. Cooper]] appointed by [[Michigan Legislature]].
  7. First elected state treasurer.
  8. Removed March 20, 1894; succeeded by [[James M. Wilkinson]].
  9. Resigned January 22, 1908; [[John T. Rich]] appointed January 23, 1908.
  10. Resigned May 21, 1919; succeeded by [[Frank E. Gorman]].
  11. Nominated and confirmed September 14, 1965; resigned September 4, 1978, and succeeded by [[Loren E. Monroe]].
  12. Nominated August 18, 1978, for a term to begin September 5, 1978; formally confirmed October 31, 1979.
  13. Resigned November 20, 1998; chief deputy state treasurer Madhu Anderson named acting state treasurer.
  14. Appointed by Governor [[John Engler]] on December 22, 1998, effective January 10, 1999.
  15. Appointed by Governor [[John Engler]], effective May 1, 2001.
  16. Appointed by Governor [[Jennifer Granholm]], effective January 6, 2003; confirmed by the senate January 21, 2003.
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