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Find answers to the most common financial questions and learn how to connect with government resources.
Credit and debt information on the state's financial health for Bond and Certificates of Participation investors.
Click the button below to visit the Transparency Portal, an easy way to find useful state and local government resources.
Transparency in public finances is essential for building trust with the public and informing elected leaders as they make decisions about Washington’s future. The Office of the State Treasurer is committed to the highest standard of transparency about your dollars at work.
Get to know Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti and the role of the office.

Since taking office in January of 2021, Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti has led Washington to over $1 billion in savings through the refinancing of previously issued debt.
Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti issued a statement following the State Board of Education’s vote to formalize their 2027 Legislative Platform, which includes making financial education a graduation requirement
Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti announced an advisory committee to formalize concepts for Washington’s submission to the United States Mint American Innovation $1 Coin Program.
State Treasurer requesting concepts from the public for Washington’s submission to the U.S. Mint American Innovation $1 Coin Program
Daily, 7-day, 30-day, and true-30-day Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP) yields that are able to be viewed by month.
Local governments can use the state’s strong credit rating to finance equipment, vehicle, and real estate purchases at the lowest available rates.
Search the database of revenue distributions to find details about local government tax collections, including contact information, frequency, and descriptions.