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Strategic plan, October 1, 2011

Strategic plan, October 1, 2011

Strategic plan, October 1, 2011

This series documents unpublished compilations of information related to agency activities or events. The studies or reports contain important facts and statistics about the organization, policies and operations of an agency. Information from the series can aid in long range planning by the agency. Series may contain: Date of report; administrative unit; authors; title; purpose of study; summary; recommendations; appendices; definitions; table of contents; text; associated publications; bibliography

Community bulletin, April 2003

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Community bulletin, September 2003

Community bulletin, June 2003

Community bulletin, August 2003

Community bulletin, May 2003

Community bulletin, May 2005

Community bulletin, October 2005

Community bulletin, June 2005

Community bulletins, May 2005-October 2005

Community bulletin, April 2006

Community bulletin, April 2004

Community bulletin, December 2004

Community bulletin, October 2004

Community bulletin, August 2004

Community bulletin, September 2004

Community bulletins, April 2004-December 2004

Community bulletin, October 2001

Community bulletin, May 2001

Community bulletin, June 2001

Community bulletin, September 2001

Community bulletin, June 2001

Community bulletin, November 2001

Community bulletin, May 2001

Community bulletin, January 2001

Community bulletin, August 2001

Community bulletin, September 2002

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Community bulletin, July 2002

Community bulletin, June 2002

Community bulletin, October 2002

Community bulletin, December 2002

Community bulletin, August 2002

Community bulletins, May 2002-December 2002

This series consists of any publication produced for general public distribution, regardless of format, that documents agency history, agency-related functions or agency activities. It does not include materials issued for internal administrative use, such as manuals of operation. Publications contain important facts and statistics about the operation of the agency and its policies. They provide information, often in summarized form, which aids in understanding the history or administrative functioning of an agency. Series contains publications and reports.

The first Constitution of Kentucky (1792) provided for a Treasurer to be appointed annually by the General Assembly. The second Constitution (1799) added that the Governor could appoint the Treasurer while the General Assembly was in recess. The third Constitution (1850) called for the elections of the Treasurer for a term of two years. The current Constitution (1891) established a four-year term. KRS Chapter 41 outlines the State Treasury’s responsibilities and delineates methods for deposits, withdrawals and disbursements of state funds. The State Treasury is the chief clearinghouse for state government revenues. The agency records, verifies and pays all federal, state and local withholding taxes for state employees. It records, monitors, and reconciles all transactions in the state’s depository and checking accounts. The Kentucky State Treasury also performs the following functions: implements court ordered attachments against the salaries of state employees or moneys owed to state vendors; makes timely deposit of incoming revenues from state agencies; records, monitors and reconciles all transactions in the state's depository and checking accounts; makes all payments through various payment formats for all of the Commonwealth’s obligations for all agencies, including Unemployment Insurance, Tax Refunds, and Employees’ and Teachers’ Retirement; provides all ancillary functions related to the payment process, including stop payments, forgery collections, and check cancellations for all state agencies; oversees and coordinates the electronic payment process for the Commonwealth for both incoming and outgoing payments; and serves as the central repository for all unclaimed and abandoned property that is required by statute to be reported to the Commonwealth. The Treasurer maintains an active program to identify and locate the owners of the unclaimed property turned over to the state.