Department of the Treasury

Established in 1776, the New Jersey Department of the Treasury is responsible for a broad range programs and functions in service to the people of the Garden State. This includes management and oversight of the State Budget, the collection and administration of State taxes, fees, and revenues, the issuance of State debt, and the management of the pension and health benefit plans for public employees statewide. Additionally, the department includes the State’s central procurement agency for goods and services; the division responsible for oversight, design, construction and leasing of State facilities; the State Lottery; and the Division of Investment – one of the largest pension fund managers in the U.S.
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